Things To Do in The Bahamas

From a hidden grotto in the Exumas to the world’s third-largest fringing barrier reef, these five snorkeling spots show The Bahamas at its most colorful, with caves, coral reefs and protected marine parks worth the swim.

A private jacuzzi, an open bar and a dedicated waiter make the VIP Cabana at Bahama Bay Pool Club a natural spot for celebrations.

Nassau's quietest beach shares its name with a movie nobody expected to film here, and the irony is that sharks are the last thing you will see.

Glowing aquarium tanks, coral water, tiki color, French monastery arches and the 66 Steps. Five Nassau spots made for the camera.

Five free running routes in Nassau and Freeport, from a waterfront race course to a bridge climb and a local run club.

Six Bahamas resorts with standout traveler ratings on Tripadvisor, from Fowl Cay in the Exumas to Rosewood Baha Mar in Nassau.

Five days of celebrity chefs, Caribbean art and a headline concert on Cable Beach, all at the 5th Bahamas Culinary & Arts Festival.

Lobster season is open in the Bahamas. These five Nassau restaurants serve it grilled, fried, cracked or in pasta, from the cruise port to Paradise Island.

Four new coffee stops in Nassau, from lattes and board games downtown to guava duff on West Bay Street.

Lighthouses, forts and abandoned homes across the Bahamas carry ghost stories passed down for generations. Here are five worth knowing this Halloween.

From Lynden Pindling International Airport to Rawson Square and Exuma, the stories behind The Bahamas’ National Heroes are closer than most visitors realize.

The potcake is the friendly mixed-breed dog of The Bahamas. Here is the story behind its name and how to give one a home.

A Roaring 20s haunted speakeasy, an all-inclusive night and over $1 million raised for Bahamian youth. Here’s what to know about the YESI Charity Ball 2026.

On the water in Sandyport, Twisted Lime turns every match into an event, with a bar crowd that treats the place like a second living room.

Inside SLS Baha Mar, a neon sign spells out Bond, marking one of Nassau's most talked about nights out on Cable Beach.

From free WiFi at Festival Place to BTC prepaid plans and eSIM options, here is exactly how to stay connected in Nassau on a short port day.

Bahamian English is a full dialect with its own rules. These 8 expressions are the ones tourists misunderstand most in Nassau, explained with real examples.

Nassau Cruise Port sits at number one Prince George Wharf in downtown Nassau with six berths, four transport options and a ferry to Paradise Island every 30 minutes from 9 AM to 12 PM.