The Bahamas

North America

The Bahamas bears the traces of a rich and turbulent history. The first islanders, the Lucayans, leave behind proud remnants. Embark on a cultural journey to traditional villages hidden in the greenery.

Whether you're a scuba diver or a lazy fan, the Bahamas has something for you. Explore the depths of the sea and ►

Things to do and see - The Bahamas

Immerse yourself in exploring the historical sites of the capital city

Nassau

Explore luxurious resorts, pristine beaches, and water parks

Paradise Island

Go hiking, camping, snorkeling, birdwatching, and picnicking

Clifton Heritage National Park

Relax, sunbathe, and swim in the crystal clear water

Pink Sands Beach

Visit a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts

Lucayan National Park

Travel to a popular resort destination with pristine beaches

Cable Beach

Unwind on a white sand beach with pristinely clear water

Tropic of Cancer Beach

Take a boat excursion to an island and swim with friendly pigs

Pig Beach

Enjoy snorkeling and diving in an underwater cave system

Thunderball Grotto

Experience one of the best places in the world to dive with tiger sharks

Tiger Beach

FAQ - The Bahamas

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What are the must-see activities in the Bahamas?
Some must-do activities in the Bahamas include scuba diving or snorkeling in the Blue Hole Nature Reserve, visiting the historic city of Nassau and its bustling markets, exploring Exuma Island and its pink sand beaches, and taking a boat trip to the Bimini Islands and their crystal clear waters.
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What are the sights to visit in the Bahamas?
Nassau is a bustling city with a rich history. Famous sights in Nassau include the Queen's Staircase, Fort Charlotte, and the Nassau Pirate Museum.
Paradise Island: This island is home to the Atlantis Hotel and Aquaventure Water Park. Paradise Island is a popular destination for families and couples.
The Exuma Cays: This chain of small islands is located south of Nassau and is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the Bahamas. The Exuma Cays are a popular boating, fishing, and scuba diving destination.
Grand Bahama Island: This island is located north of the Abaco Islands and is home to various beaches, from white sand to rocky shores. Grand Bahama Island is a popular destination for swimming, sunbathing, fishing, and scuba diving.
The Abacos: These islands are located east of Florida and are known for their crystal-clear waters and boating. The Abacos are a popular sailing, fishing, and scuba diving destination.
Berry Islands: These islands are located south of Nassau and are home to various marine life, including dolphins, sharks, and turtles. The Berry Islands are a popular destination for fishing, scuba diving, and whale watching.