ナッソーの観光スポット

青く美しい海が広がるブルーラグーンアイランドは、バハマの首都ナッソーの近くにある多くの観光客を魅了する島です。ビーチでリラックスしたり、イルカと一緒に泳いだり、エイが優雅に泳ぐ姿が見れたり、きらめく海をシーカヤックで楽しんだり、たくさんのアクティビティーが楽しめる場所です。

首都から比較的近い距離にありますが、アイランド特有の平穏さが広がり、ゆったりと寛げる南国の楽園となっています。透明度が抜群のターコイズの海や、風に揺れる椰子の木々に囲まれた美しい白浜が広がり、熱帯特有の美しい鳥類や、熱帯魚が戯れるサンゴ礁も生息しています。ビーチでリラックスした後は、数々のアクティビティーも楽しめます。その中でも一番人気があるのはドルフィン・エンカウンターで、イルカやアシカと一緒に泳いだりなど貴重な体験ができます。

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 patrolled the waters of the Caribbean, terrorizing merchant ships and no place played a greater role in illegal pirate operations than Nassau, home base to the world's largest concentration of swashbuckling seafarers.

A trip to Pirates of Nassau takes one back to the Golden Age when pirates ruled the Caribbean. A favorite of both adults and children alike, this museum is one you won't want to miss. It is said that when a pirate slept, he did not dream of heaven, but of returning to Nassau. Come and find out for yourself what made Nassau pirate paradise.

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 close and personal with the creatures of the Caribbean.

Home to more than 300 animals, many of them endangered species of the Caribbean and South America, the zoo boasts the largest collection of Bahamian animals in the world. While walking around, don't be surprised if you run into a boa constrictor, raptor, or parrot- their trainers regularly walk them on the pathways. The zoo is also known for its vast flamingo collection. The most stunning part of Ardastra may not be the animals, but rather a visit to the gardens. Step into a land full of exotic fruit trees, coconut palms, bromeliads, orchids, brilliantly colored bougainvillea and hibiscus blossoms of every hue, where temperatures rarely fall below 60 degrees Fahrenheit (15 degrees Celsius) or soar above 90° F (32° C).