Even if you never tire of lying on the Bahamian beaches, gazing out into the clear blue waters, there are numerous other attractions to explore. Make plans to enjoy some of the Bahamas many interesting attractions...

Landmarks

Three of the most important landmarks in the Bahamas are British forts that have stood to protect the islands since the 18^th century: Forts Charlotte, Montagu, and Fincastle. Guided tours are typically available for visitors interested in learning the history of the forts as they view drawbridges, barracks, and cannons...

Casinos

With luck already in your favor (after all, you're in the Bahamas), take your chances at a casino...

Those who venture out on hired tours are generally restricted to the areas that are easily accessible by automobile, causing them to miss a wealth of island scenery. For travelers who don't want to miss a thing, we recommend bicycle, moped, and car rentals to sate the explorer within...

Taxis

Taxis are considered a fairly good way to get around the Bahamas, but passengers may be in store for a bumpy ride over roughed out Island roads if they are headed for more out-of-the-way locales. Upon arriving on the islands visitors should have no problem finding taxis, as they are frequently stationed outside of major ports and airports...

Buses

There are pros and cons to taking the bus (or a jitney) in the Bahamas. Pro: buses are inexpensive; Con: the buses are rarely, if ever on time...

Ferries and Boats

Make your trip in the Bahamas an adventure by choosing a form of transportation you wouldn't normally consider. Traveling between the Bahamian islands aboard a ferry or boat is not only affordable, but offers a more scenic route...

Culinary Arts

Seafood is a staple, and local fishermen provide a great variety of regional fish including grouper, Bahamian lobster, and conch, which is a choice national dish. Fast food has also made its way into the islands and can be a familiar alternative for guests looking for an inexpensive bite to eat. And as a complement to any meal, people will find a variety of locally produced drinks, from rum and beer to natural fruit juices and soft drinks...

Restaurants

Dining options range all the way from beach-side vendor stands to elegant, upscale restaurants, so visitors will need to consider several factors when deciding where to dine. Our detailed restaurant guide contains everything you need to know in order to plan ahead...

Regardless of whether your preference is the quick arrival of a nonstop flight, a languid luxury of a cruise to the Bahamas, or the adventures of sailing; a multitude of options means that there is always a method of transportation that will take you just where you want...

The Bahamas are known for great shopping and colorful cultural festivals, as well as their natural beauty. Some of the most popular activities that travelers enjoy include snorkeling, scuba diving, fishing, and golfing. But as the Bahamian sun sinks into the Caribbean Sea, the street lights come on and the disco balls start spinning. Nightlife in the Bahamas varies greatly, from the laid back scene on the Out Islands to the busy casinos in Nassau. No matter where you stay, night time doesn't mean bed time in the Bahamas...

Fishing and Chartering

When visiting a nation made up of more than 700 islands, one can expect to see plenty of ocean. The Bahamas offers visitors ample opportunities to fish and plenty of ways to get out to sea...

Diving and Snorkeling

This amazingly gorgeous vacation spot features some of the most spectacular and unique underwater scenery, guaranteed to take your breath away...

Golf

Year-round temperatures in the mid-70s with clear blue skies, breathtaking surroundings and championship courses make the Bahamas an exciting golfing destination...