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Great beaches, nice resorts, above average scuba diving.
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Can be tourist-overcrowded in high-season
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19 Reviews We had understood from past reviews that we would be able to go into the lobby of the Atlantis resort, but were told by our tour guide that the pressure of cruise ship and other tourists in the place...
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4 Reviews and 243 Opinions I stopped off at the Compass Point restaurant for lunch on 10/4/2011 and ordered the grilled fish of...
43 Reviews Atlantis is one of the most impressive resorts in the world. It was modeled after the famous lost city of Atlantis, and is a vacationer's paradise. Complete with casino, beach, restaurants,...
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9 Reviews Beaches on the south side of the island are the prettiest, Coral beach which is accessible by Coral road is amazing, that's where Sheraton and Westin are located, Taino beach is kind of like a public...
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2 Reviews and 554 Opinions This hotel is loceted on the beach and across the street from the Lucaya shopping area. Like most...
2 Reviews This is a tiny restaurant, so either make reservations or go really early. It is small and informal, but has really good food that is not expensive. The first time we were there, 6 couples were...
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2 Reviews While roaming around the Market we got hungry and stopped in here. The food was pretty good, prices about average, the view was great, people were friendly but the service was OK at best, but all in...
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2 Reviews You can only get here by boat it sit's on 7 acres sea to sea with beaches on both sides beautifully landscaped with extensive lawns and a nature trail to take you to the other side. The restaurant...
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The Anchorage at Bimini Blue Water
1 Review Restaurant sits on the top of a the rise looking out over the Gulf Stream. There is a bar with a TV and also tables. Service is attentive, and thoughtful. I had a wonderful lobster special and Bob had...
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2 Reviews Lots of locals. Has somewhat disconnected service - lady that took our order didn't bring it, and we asked someone else, and then both of them brought it so we had two. I had calamari and Bob had...
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1 Review The only place to eat on the island where someone else does the cooking is MacDuffs. We dinghied in one afternoon, and had drinks at the bar (didn't eat there). Bob had a sprite and I had a rum...
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1 Review Restaurant is the only place to eat, and it has two sections - one for Club members and one for non- members. Restaurant good but expensive- cost $40 to $50 for the 2 of us to eat, picking the...
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Dockside Grille Old Bahama Bay
1 Review The only game in town unless they open the hamburger bar on the beach. Very nice restaurant overlooking the marina with linen napkins. Very expensive - one of the most expensive meals we had on our...
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1 Review Janet of Cool Runner (the name of a boat) makes very good bread (which we didn't get a chance to eat because of Bob's heart attack). She also will bring food to you if you ask by mid afternoon. You...
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Known for its 700 pristine islands and for being a staple destination among tropical resorts, a Bahamas vacation is something everyone ought to pamper themselves with at some point. Hike in Abaco National Park, discover historic Dunmore, encounter the dolphins on Blue Lagoon Island and swim with them on the Grand Bahamas Island. Party on the sands of Cable Beach, go fishing off the shore of Adelaide Beach, and gamble at the Atlantis Casino of Nassau, appropriately nicknamed "Paradise Island".
I stayed with Mary and Steve at Mignon Guesthouse for four nights in April 2010. They have six medium-sized, clean rooms on the second floor of a downtown...
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Q: Planning a trip to Nassau. Will be staying at the Atlantis Reef Hotel and will need grocery items. Are there any supermarkets near...
A: There aren't many grocery stores in walking distance of the Reef. I would suggest saving yourself the hassle all together and ordering with Foodstore2Go. They are an...
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The Bahamas is a country where most travelers go to relax in the sun, although there are interesting historical, architectural, and cultural attractions to see and enjoy. My travels usually involve......
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We visited the Bahamas twice by sailboat in the early part of the century (2000 -2002) . Most of the narratives and tips are on the individual pages. The closest to Florida and the first place we......
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Freeport & Lucaya, Grand Bahama Island
We spent a week at a time-share on Grand Bahama Island in Sept 2002. Freeport and Lucaya are the main tourist areas on Grand Bahama, and are typical Caribbean resort spots. We were scuba-diving most...
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Cruise Trip to the Bahama Island
It was our first cruise, nice but could have been a better cruise line - next time. It was called the Imperial Majesty, not recemmeded by me for others, but for the first trip to the Bahamas it was......
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I was skeptical about going to Grand Bahama Island from reading mixed reviews about it. But I never base m decisions on someone elses opinion. Thank God I didn't . The Island was awesome, the people...
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