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Activities on Nassau and adjoining Paradise Island consist of jet skiing, scuba diving, beaches, nightclubbing, dining and casinos.
The capital city and commercial hub of the Bahamas, Nassau is a vibrant town that harkens back to colonial days with its Victorian mansions, cathedrals, 18th century fortresses, and straw market, while embracing the 21st century with some of the finest resorts in the Caribbean. A horse drawn surrey tour is an excellent way to see Nassau.
Just outside of Nassau is Cable Beach, a breathtaking two mile stretch of sand, with a number of resorts.
Paradise Island is accessible from Nassau by a bridge, and boasts a number of luxurious hotels.
Grand Bahama Island, with its miles of beaches, fabulous scuba diving, modern resorts and casinos is the fourth largest island in the archipelago, and the second most popular tourist destination in the Bahamas. In Freeport and Lucaya you will find casinos, nightclubs, fine restaurants, and water sports.
Travel Documents Needed
When travelling outside of your home country you should always have a valid passport.
Passport valid for at least six months from date of departure from The Bahamas required by all nationals - Canadians can provide a birth certificate or a valid photo ID
Always check with your travel agent regarding current entry requirements.
When traveling, passports are mandatory, and much like other items having your accommodations reserved is an essential part of your trip. Timeshares as well as other lodging types can be found all over the islands. You can rent as well as buy when choosing a timeshare.
Driving is on the left and visitors may use their home license for up to three months. Taxis are government regulated.
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