Those looking to spend hours sunbathing and swimming in the sea can immediately head to Jaws Beach. It is exceptional with its coconut palms, white sand and turquoise waters. For the record, it is good to note that one of the famous films, Jaws, was shot there. Cinemagoers will undoubtedly be able to recognize the ►
Those looking to spend hours sunbathing and swimming in the sea can immediately head to Jaws Beach. It is exceptional with its coconut palms, white sand and turquoise waters. For the record, it is good to note that one of the famous films, Jaws, was shot there. Cinemagoers will undoubtedly be able to recognize the landscape when they stop there. Other beaches, including Cable Beach or Cabbage Beach, famous for parasailing or jet ski sessions, are also to be noticed.
Moreover, Atlantis Paradise Island is the perfect spot for water sports enthusiasts. This colossal holiday club comprises a state-of-the-art water park, the Aquaventure Water Park, where activities such as catamaran trips around the Atlantis Hotel or snorkeling are offered.
For sporty travelers, Queen's Staircase is a great choice. This staircase has 66 steps and was carved into the limestone rock by more than 500 slaves between 1793 and 1794. This site is worth the detour; it gives access to Fort Fincastle, which is lovely. And if some want to venture to other forts, the Montagu and Charlotte are exciting points to focus on.
For shopping lovers, Bay Street is a good option. This area is home to many more luxurious shops than the last. It is also interesting for those looking for specific and costly items. However, nothing is better than the Straw Market for finding locally made souvenirs. Small odds and ends are made of straw, but some stalls also offer rum and local gastronomic products.
Afterward, Clifton Heritage National Park is excellent for enjoying nature. It was created around twenty years ago and highlights the historical and cultural heritage of the Lucayans. In addition, tourists can observe the fauna and flora during the hike without forgetting to pass by the Great House, Clifton's Stone Wharf or Johnstone Well. ◄
