The Bahamas

A massive resort and water park featuring marine habitats, luxury accommodations, and the thrilling Aquaventure water park. It’s perfect for families and honeymooners seeking fun and relaxation with world-class dining, casinos, and beaches all in one place.

The capital city offers colonial charm, colorful markets, and historical sites like the Queen’s Staircase and Fort Fincastle. Nassau also has vibrant nightlife, great shopping, and access to Cable Beach—one of the island’s most popular stretches of sand.

This world-famous attraction lets visitors swim with friendly pigs in crystal-clear waters. Located in the Exumas, these curious animals live freely on the beach and happily swim out to greet boat tours—a must-see Bahamas experience.

Famous for its soft, rosy-colored sand, this serene island offers a charming village, boutique hotels, and laid-back vibes. The pastel-colored buildings and golf cart transportation make it feel like a step back in time.

A natural underwater cave system made famous by James Bond films, this snorkeler’s paradise is filled with colorful fish, coral formations, and sunlit chambers. It’s best explored at low tide and is a highlight of the Exumas.

This expansive park features one of the longest underwater cave systems in the world, plus mangrove trails, Gold Rock Beach, and diverse ecosystems. It’s a top spot for eco-tourism and birdwatching.

Andros is home to hundreds of blue holes—deep, water-filled sinkholes perfect for diving and exploration. It’s a haven for adventure seekers and also offers rich Bahamian folklore and natural beauty.

This protected marine park is ideal for snorkeling, diving, and boating among vibrant reefs and pristine waters. With no fishing or anchoring allowed, it’s one of the most ecologically intact areas in The Bahamas.

This narrow island offers stunning contrast views of the deep Atlantic Ocean and calm Caribbean Sea meeting at the Glass Window Bridge. Eleuthera also features caves, secluded beaches, and small towns with local charm.

Held on Boxing Day (Dec 26) and New Year’s Day, this vibrant street parade celebrates Bahamian culture with costumes, music, and dancing. It’s The Bahamas’ most famous cultural event, showcasing rhythm, art, and national pride.