The beaches in Nassau Paradise Island are known for their powder-soft sand, clear azure waters and sunshine all year round.

Fun Fact: Nassau was once a pirates republic, where infamous pirates like Calico Jack and Blackbeard made their home and buried their treasure during the 17th century.

 

 

Eat like the Locals

Arawak Cay Fish Fry is the place to go for authentic local fare in a true Bahamian setting. For a stellar meal, be sure to check out:

• Fish at the Cove at Atlantis
• Graycliff Restaurant
• Shuang Ba at Grand Hyatt Baha Mar

 

 

On Bended Knee

The most romantic spot to pop the question is The Cloister & Versailles Gardens on Paradise Island. These gardens are a former French monastery built in the 1300s that was shipped over in pieces and rebuilt in Nassau.

 

 

Did You Know?

The Bahamas is an archipelagic state with over 700 islands, cays and islets, only 16 of which are inhabited.

 

Top 3 Luxury Resorts

• Rosewood at Baha Mar • The Ocean Club Four Seasons • The Cove at Atlantis

 

 

Let's Party! 

The annual Jukanoo and Carnival parades are must-see events featuring traditional music and extravagant, colourful costumes.

Tip: When in Nassau, try a Bahama Mama at one of the many hotel lounges and nightclubs. It’s typically made with rum, grenadine, orange juice, and pineapple juice.

 

 

For more information, please visit nassauparadiseisland.com