Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Elvina's
Lenny Kravitz is a regular at this unassuming white cottage in Eleuthera's
Gregory Town, which explodes with music on Tuesday and Friday nights (
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Nipper's Beach Bar & Grill
Yachties and locals get wild at this legendary Great Guana
Cay beach bar (
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)
Port Lucaya Marketplace
Most of Grand Bahama's nightlife is centered around this
pastel-pretty shopping village (
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Romantic Getaways
Pink sand beaches. Secluded coves. Coral-colored sunsets. Opulent colonial-era hotels.
Hushed spas. There's a reason the Bahamas is a top wedding and honeymoon destination.
If you can't get that lovin' feeling here, you might want to consider whether you're actually
a robot.
Downtown Nassau
Horse-drawn carriage rides, atmospheric old hotels, sweet side-street
bistros (
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Cove Atlantis
Paradise Island's most adult property, popular with honeymooners (
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Sandals at Emerald Bay
This all-inclusive couples-only resort pulls out all the stops
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Harbour Island
Swank hotels, pink-sand beaches, world-class restaurants, all with a dose
of laid-back small-town charm (
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Andros
Get away from the crowds at one of Andros' remote resorts, accessible only by
boat (Kamalame Cay
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;
Tiamo
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Spas
Luxuriate in a beachfront massage
à deux
at one of Nassau's many spas (
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)
History
The history of the Bahamas is a colorful story of Spanish piracy, African culture and British
rule. While Nassau bears the most obvious traces of the past, with colonial buildings and
ruined 18th-century forts, most of the islands have unique historical sights, from crumbling
Spanish churches to caves once inhabited by the Lucayan people.
Downtown Nassau
The past comes to life in ornate colonial buildings, imposing stone
cathedrals and colorful pirate museums (
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