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 Conch by dlandt
Shown here, is 'cracked conch' which is strips of whole conch, lightly breaded and deep fried. This is what I recommend you eat. I'd already eaten half this $9 plate when I got the idea to take a picture. Its quite good and I got it at Haven Seafood restaurant on a pier off of Bay St.
Conch shells, polished or raw are also sold. Off a boat, the price should be $2 for a raw one. Leave a Comment
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 From the jitney bus by grandmaRLeave a Comment
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 Policeman giving parking
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When travelling on a Royal Caribean Cruise ship you are issued a Sea PAss. Your Sea Pass acts as your room key, identification card and is used to charge items onto your room account. When you check in at the Port you are iasked for a credit card to link to your Sea Pass charges. Then a photo is taken for your Sea Pass. When entering or leaving the boat you must have you Sea Pass with you. The pass is swipped into the computer and your image is viewed ont he screen.
Lanyards are available at the ships gifts shops that hold your Sea Pass around your neck. It's an easy way to keep your Sea Pass handy. Leave a Comment
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Depending on the cruise ship and the duration of the cruise; there is a dress code for the Main dining room. On this particular cruise there was only one formal night. Formal Night means suits for gentlemen and dressy attire for ladies. No jeans, shorts or sneakers are permitted in the main dining room.
Most passengers comply with these rules but we did see a person wearing jeans.......unbelievable. Leave a Comment
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The cruise ship has a "Drink of the Day". The Drink of the Day is posted in tghe Cruise Compass (which is the daily guide to events and happenings aboard the ship). The drink of the day is normally served in a souvenier glass and is about $7.95 a drink. Some drinks are even served in a careved out pineapple with blinking lighted ice cubes. Leave a Comment
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 by AnjoLuci
Here is a place nice and cultural to go if you are not just looking for a relaxing vacation.
Top Left: Pucblic Library
Bottom Left: Vendue House
Top Center: Gregory's Arch
Top Right: Balcony House
Center Right: Government House
Bottom Right: Magna Carta Court Leave a Comment
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English is spoken in the Bahamas so there is no need to worry for English speaking visitors. Leave a Comment
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 Bazaar in Nassau by wish-nu
an other place to see and being seen is the Straw Market Leave a Comment
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 Kalik by dlandtLeave a Comment
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- Ocean Spray Hotel
West Bay Street, Nassau - Nassau Palm Hotel
West Bay Street PO Box SS-19055, Nassau - Wyndham Nassau Resort & Crystal Palace Casino
West Bay Street at Cable Beach PO Box N-8306, Nassau - Paradise Island Harbour Resort
Harbor Drive (formerly Holiday Inn SunSpree Resort Paradise Island), Nassau - West Wind Club II
West Bay Street Cable Beach, Nassau - Sandyport Beach Resort
West Bay Street PO Box CB-13500, Nassau - Atlantis Coral Towers
Atlantis Casino Drive, Nassau - Sheraton Cable Beach Resort
West Bay Street, PO Box N - 4914 (formerly Radisson Cable Beach & Golf Resort), Nassau - South Ocean Golf & Beach Resort
South Ocean Drive (The resort is currently undergoing a complete renovation program.), Nassau - Orange Hill Beach Inn
West Bay St, Nassau - Coral Harbour Beach House And Villas
Coral Harbour Road Po Box N-9750, Nassau - Nettie's Place at Casuarinas
PO Box CB-13225 (formerly Casuarinas of Cable Beach), Nassau - Towne Hotel
40 George Street P.O. Box N-4808, Nassau - Compass Point Beach Resort
West Bay Street P.O. Box CB 13842, Nassau - Paradise Harbour Club and Marina
Paradise Island Dr, Nassau
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