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Nassau Old TownThe historic centre of the port city is filled with intriguing sights from the Colonial age. Walk around and see for yourself. |
Atlantis Marine HabitatYou could spend the whole day at what is said to be the largest aquarium in the world. Thousands of animals to see in Atlantis-themed exhibits. |
Surfer's BeachThe name says it all. Said to be one of Bahamas' best beaches for surfing – a must if you're into the sport. |
Cape Santa Maria BeachThis remote, vast, sandy beach is a treat for anyone who's ever dreamed of a secluded island vacation. A gem of a beach. |
Guardian Blue HoleOne of the best known blue holes on the island. A different diving experience – do not hesitate to try diving here. |
Twin Cove BeachTwo beaches connect into one here. Great for swimming, snorkelling and other water activities. The palm trees provide some shade. |
William's Town BeachA popular and well-facilitated beach, great for all water activities. Occasionally, wild horses come by here. |
East Beach, San SalvadorSix miles of fine white sand and calm clear sea. The beach the way you've always imagined it – do not hesitate to visit. |
Compass CayA beautiful secluded island. There are almost no facilities, but that's balanced with the stunning nature and marine life. |
Ben Bay BeachA picture-perfect beach. Sheltered by the bay, so the water is very calm here. Great for children and snorkelling fans. |
Rand Nature CenterThe forest is home to many species of birds who live here in peace. If you can, get the guided tour – very informative. |
Gaulding's CayA beautiful remote beach where you won't meet anyone else. Great for children and for snorkelling-lovers. |
Little Inagua National ParkThe detached, uninhabited island is a natural refuge for local animal species – even the turtles lay eggs here. |
Winding BayA charming bay lined by a marvellous beach. The sand here is soft and water clear making it great for swimming, but also snorkelling. |
The Lone TreeA curious scenery. The tree was washed up here during a hurricane and has become the island's landmark ever since. |
Sandy Point EstateRuins of an 18th century plantation house and other facilities. Feel free to explore since they are well-preserved. |
