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Bimini
Bimini, the Gateway to the Bahamas, is a tiny island set amidst a magnificent blue sea. Bordered by the warm waters of the Gulf Stream and by the Great Bahama Bank, Bimini has traditionally been referred to as the big game fishing capital of the world. Discovered by Ponce de Leon in 1512 while searching for the fountain of youth, Bimini has long remained a popular destination for adventurers of all types. Pirates and rum runners took refuge here. Ernest Hemmingway made it a favorite retreat in the 1930's. Thousands more have come to catch prized gamefish, explore the undersea world or simply do nothing at all.
Eleuthera
Three hundred years ago a small band of English pilgrims, seeking religious freedom, landed on this island and gave it the ethereal name, Eleuthera, which means "Freedom" in Greek. The name seems to be as apt today as it was then. Miles of glistening pink and white sand beaches, serene colonial villages, and the rolling acres of pineapple plantations make Eleuthera an island of the most casual sophistication. The cool laziness of Eleutherean life and dusty-yet-drenched colors of the island give it the feel of a giant illusion. With its two companions, Harbour Island and Spanish Wells, Eleuthera has long been a favored destination among smart travelers seeking a bit of quiet charm.
Freeport
Where Nassau is a blend of the old and new, Freeport is a modernistic planned city, and is situated on the Bahamas' second most popular tourist destination: the Island of Grand Bahama. Freeport is the resort center of the Island where the action can be found. Shopping is also a feature as one can stroll through Port Lucaya and discover treasures from around the world. For those into nature, Grand Bahama is also home to one of the oldest underwater cave systems in the world, situated at the Lucayan National Park. Grand Bahama offers the best of modern luxury and places to get away from it all.
Grand Bahama Island
Situated 100 miles off the Florida coast, Grand Bahama Island is a tourism center offering great beaches, crystal clear water, excellent offshore diving, resort hotels, casinos, golf courses and shopping bazaars. It is the fourth largest island in the Bahamian archipelago and has over 660 miles of beaches and stretches nearly one hundred miles from east to west, but only 17 miles across at its widest point.
Great Exuma
Exuma's cays form one of the prettiest and most hospitable Bahamian chains. Bright white sand of deserted beaches contrast the deep aquamarine and jade hues of the water. George Town is home to Government Administration Building, a pink and white building modeled after Government House in Nassau. St. Andrew's Anglican Church is a beautiful 150-year old white building with blue doors and shutters and an active place of worship today. Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park is a natural preserve for brilliant coral reefs and exotic marine life.
Half Moon Cay
Half Moon Cay is a private island in the Bahamas, designated a Wild Bird Reserve by Bahamian National Trust. The island is yours to sun, swim, and sail. Here is a sample of activities: banana boat rides, deep sea fishing, glass bottom boats, parasailing, tropical kayak adventures, certified scuba diving, beach parties, treasure hunts and ice cream, paddle boats, sailboats, and hobie cats.
Lucaya
Lucaya features an exciting array of attractions and activities. In the Marina complex visitors will find the vibrant Marketplace Wing featuring bars, shops, restaurants, live music and dancing. Ocean lovers can enjoy watersports, swim with dolphins, snorkel, dive, and join one of the many beach parties.
Nassau
You'll recall sunning and strolling on a seemingly endless white sand beach, or relaxing in the shade of coconut palms. You'll remember the crystal-clear water and the multicolored tropical fish. And you'll certainly recollect the graceful gestures of the uniformed "bobbies" directing traffic in the bustling downtown. Nassau will delight you in many ways, with its colorful Colonial architecture, the warmth of its people, and the infectious music of steel drums.
Rose Island
Rose Island - an attraction just off the Bahamian island of Nassau/New Providence - boasts some of the most beautiful beaches in the Bahamas. Relax on the warm sand, explore the shallows, or snorkel on the coral reefs just off the island.
San Salvador, Bahamas
San Salvador or Watling Island is a sleepy, secluded island, believed to be the site of Columbus' first landing in the Bahamas. Watling Island was renamed San Salvador in 1926, commemorating the name given by Christopher Columbus in 1492 to his first landfall in the New World. This is the place to sun and swim and snorkel or in the coral reefs.
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