Nassau Things to Do

Visit Fort Fincastle. It takes some climbing coming from the waterfront (the Queen’s Staircase is the way to go). Situated at Society Hill the view from the Fort is fantastic. The fortress was built...

Overall, Atlantis was the worst vacation experience we've ever had. We would never recommend Atlantis to anyone and especially not the All-Inclusive plan. Every aspect of our vacation was...

As a Kansan I can tell you that if you have a brainless scarecrow friend, this is the the place to shop. The straw quality is excellent. Avoid witches and fire and you will have a most enjoyable time

We have been to Nassau and Paradise Island several times on cruises as well as staying there. However, we had never been to the Pirate Museum. The museum is a short walk from the pier in downtown...

We were looking forward to going back to Blue Lagoon and having our family see it this July 2016, so we contacted them in September 2015. After many attempts to set up things and being put off due to...

If you're headed to the Atlantis Hotel Resort for the Casino, to eat at Murray's Delicatessen or Jimmie's Soda Fountain, and arrive there by water taxi, you will have to walk past the Marina at the...

We had a wonderful time at Ardastra during our shore excursion! The Gardens are lovely, but the highlights for us were being able to hand-feed the lorikeets, and being able to interact with the...

The Queen's staircase is named after Queen Victoria who is revered in the Bahamas. The canyon there was created as stone was quarried for things like the fort that was built up the hill from it. The...

If you take a tour taxi from the cruise ship docks, you will likely go through or by Parliament Square. The buildings in Parliament Square were constructed in 1815 by the Loyalists and are excellent...

Cable beach was an unnamed beach until 1907 when it became the landing point for the Trans-Atlantic cable. The cable connected The Bahamas to mainland America in Florida. Today, a myriad of upscale...

Prince George Wharf is where all the HUGE cruise ships dock into Nassau. They simply drawf everything around them and can be seen from miles away. The wharf is also where you can catch ferries to...

The first and the last thing you will see on your cruise to Nassau is the Lighthouse. It marks thenorthwest entrance to Nassau Harbuor It was built in 1817, when the island still was known by its...

The lure of the Bahamas natural attractions & duty-free shopping is so great in Nassau that historically important figures & places in the Bahamas past are often overlooked. Only a couple of blocks...

Graycliff's Heritage Village Artists Studios is a must see! The lime green building with bright pink doors and bottle art in the courtyard is a sight to see in itself. But the real treat is purchasing...

Around the corner and just up from the Straw market is Government House .We had a look just from across the street at beautiful pink and white Government House with elegant and steep steps leading up...

The statue in front of the Senate building in Parliament Square is that of the British Queen Victoria who reigned from 1837-1901. It was unveiled shortly after her death in 1905 but shows her as a...

Visit the Library housed in the former prison, which is a remarkable round building. I couldn't believe my eyes seeing loads of old local newspapers sitting on the top of the bookshelves in the...

Directly behind Parliament Square is a small garden area which also has a few nice colonial buildings. The area also features a small Garden of Remembrance with a cenotaph honoring Bahamian soldiers...

Since 1801 the Providence House is the official residence of the Governor General of The Bahamas. It is a remarkable building with its pink and white colours. A 12-foot statue of Christopher...

Please, please be very cautious with this company. As a matter of fact please stay away. The employees and owner is absolutely wonderful but its a set up. Husband purchased a ring from the owner and...

BUYER’S REMORSE: Despite the “guarantee” and “appraisal” of a piece we bought in February 2016, Columbian Emeralds in Nassau, Bahamas would not allow us to return it. The store falsely told us that...