Nassau Attractions
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Cable Beach
Famous for its golden sand beaches, Cable Beach serves as the perfect destination to spend a day relaxing in the sun. Known as the hotel district of Nassau, the area is home to five massive hotels. ... Read more
Blue Lagoon Island
This beautiful private island is open to all who wants to experience Bahamian beauty and adventure firsthand. A trip to Blue Lagoon Island promises countless opportunities for fun, whether you want ... Read more
Ardastra Gardens, Zoo & Conservation Park
What a better way to experience the beauty of the Bahamas than by discovering the native flora and fauna? The Ardastra Zoo, Gardens and Conservation Park provides the perfect opportunity to get up ... Read more
Nassau Cruise Port
The colonial city of Nassau is your introduction to the laid-back tropical magic of the Bahamas. Just 180 miles (290 kilometers) off the southern Florida coast, on the island of New Providence, ... Read more
Pirates of Nassau
Get out your eye patch and peg leg and get ready to delve into one of the most infamous and legendary aspects of Caribbean history. During the Golden Age of Piracy, from 1690 to 1720, pirates ... Read more
National Art Gallery of the Bahamas
Few places offer a better introduction into Bahamian culture than the National Art Gallery of the Bahamas. The museum features a range of art from mainly Bahamian artists, concentrating on works ... Read more
Atlantis Casino & Hotel
Your definite ticket to luxury while in the Bahamas, the Atlantis Paradise Island is the ultimate resort and water park. With accommodations ranging from standard hotel rooms to villas, condominium ... Read more
Straw Market
One of the traditional crafts of the Bahamas, straw working has become infused into Bahamian culture and industry. Each island has developed its own distinctive plaiting or braiding style to create ... Read more
Fort Fincastle
Sitting atop Bennet's Hill, overlooking the city of Nassau, the hulking Fort Fincastle regally rests. The fort, though rather simple in appearance, is still impressive due to its huge brick walls ... Read more
Queen's Staircase
You might be surprised to find out that the most visited attraction in Nassau is a 31 m (102 ft) staircase. But the staircase's value resides not just in its 65 steps, but in its importance to ... Read more
