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THE BAHAMAS TRAVEL GUIDE


The Bahamas is made up of more than 700 islands, cays and islets

When Christopher Columbus happened upon the Island of San Salvador — one of 700 islands that dots the 100,000-square-mile archipelago that comprises The Bahamas — he called the area "Baja Mar," or "The Islands of the Shallow Sea." Officially the Commonwealth of The Bahamas, this tropical paradise he “discovered” is a playground of incredible diversity. It's a great vacation spot for water sports, weddings, sailing, swimming, fishing and frolicking at the beach.


NEW PROVIDENCE/PARADISE ISLAND


The dining room at Seafire Steakhouse in Nassau, Bahamas
Nassau Restaurant Reviews
Whether you're hungry for down-home cooking or authentic Bahamian dishes, you’ll find a restaurant that fulfills all of your cravings in Nassau.

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Walk along the beaches in Nassau, Bahamas, one of GAYOT's Top Romantic Destinations Worldwide
Top Romatic Destinations: Nassau
Nassau Paradise Island in The Bahamas not only has the requisite pink sand and turquoise waters, but also offers the greatest variety of places to eat, nightlife and resorts.

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The Atlantis Resort on Paradise Island in the Bahamas
Atlantis Resort Paradise Island, The Bahamas
This modern-day Atlantis boasts bedrooms overlooking the sea and a restaurant with a floor-to-ceiling aquarium view.

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The Cloister Garden at the Ocean Club on Paradise Island, Bahamas
The Cloister on Paradise Island
How did this actual centuries-old French monastery cloister wind up in the Bahamas, as well as appear in James Bond and The Beatles movies?

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The One & Only Ocean Club on Paradise Island in the Bahamas
One & Only Ocean Club
Vacationers will find plenty to do at the One & Only Ocean Club — from engaging in water sports to playing golf to relaxing at the holistic spa.

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GRAND BAHAMA ISLAND


Paradise Cove Beach Resort on Grand Bahama Island
Grand Bahama Island Travel Feature
The ingredients making up Grand Bahama Island will please any taste; there's something for golfers, gamblers, deep-sea fishers, bonefishers or newlyweds.

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The luxe spa at One&Only Ocean Club in The Bahamas
One&Only Spa
Find out about GAYOT's favorite wellness escape in The Bahamas. Enjoy body therapies, facials, beauty treatments and more.

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Inside Grand Lucayan Hotel on Grand Bahama Island
Grand Lucayan Hotel Review
Soak up the luxuries offered at this sprawling resort that boasts acres of sand beaches, championship golf, a full spa, a kids' club and a casino.

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Go fishing with Captain Phil and Mel's Bonefishing Guide Services on Grand Bahama Island
The Old Men and the Sea Travel Review
Read about an exceptional fishing expedition — the kind usually only available to a happy few aficionados such as former presidents George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton.

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ABACO ISLANDS


A guest room at Abaco Beach Resort and Boat Harbour on Grand Bahama Island
Abaco Beach Resort & Boat Harbour
Located on 52 acres on Abaco's Marsh Harbour, this destination offers quiet private beaches, sports fishing and casual accommodations.

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ANDROS ISLAND


The annual Andros Crab Fest event celebrates the island's crab-catching ways
Andros Crab Fest
Showcasing 115 different ways to capture, prepare and eat crab over a single weekend, the annual Andros Crab Fest attracts seafood lovers from far and wide.

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THE BAHAMAS


Junkanoo is a Bahamian festival that occurs on December 26 and New Year's Day
Junkanoo Parades
Boxing Day and New Year's Day were special for slaves, as they had those days free. Today, Bahamanians celebrate the occasion with large parades throughout The Bahamas.

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Sandals Royal Bahamian in Nassau, Bahamas
Hotels in The Bahamas
Planning a trip to The Bahamas? Before your feet hit the sand, read GAYOT's reviews to find your ideal accommodations.

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MORE BAHAMAS INFORMATION

Learn more at The Islands Of The Bahamas official website

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