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Why We Love Bahamas?
700 islands and 2,400 cays for endless island exploration and island hopping.
16 unique island destinations, with options suited for every type of traveller.
The clearest waters in the world where you can swim, snorkel, kayak, fish or sail.
The plentiful blue holes across the islands, from Dean’s Blue Hole on Long Island to Captain Bill’s on Andros to Sapphire Blue Hole on Eleuthera.
Catch-and-release bonefishing across the Southern Islands, from Acklins & Crooked to Mayaguana to Ragged Island.
Off-the-beaten-path adventure on one of The Bahamas’ smallest islands, San Salvador (home to 50 dive sites!)
Scenic golf courses where novice and professional golfers are welcome.
The nautical sailboat lifestyle where sailing is the National Sport of The Bahamas.
The luxury of a “private island feel” on our secluded beaches and jaw-dropping sandbars.
Golf cart cruising across the Out Islands, from Green Turtle Cay to Harbour Island (don’t forget to keep to your left!).
The Pink Sand Beaches and pastel-coloured buildings on Harbour Island.
Golden sunsets and dreamy seclusion on Rum Cay.
The irresistible cays in the Berry Islands, including Great Harbour Cay and Chub Cay.
The warm, hospitable, cheerful and great-humoured nature of the Bahamian people.
The rich traditions, colourful handmade costumes and pulsating sounds of Junkanoo – “the spirit of The Bahamas”.
The sounds of Rake ‘n’ Scrape, the traditional music of The Bahamas.
The Long Island swimming goats, Exuma swimming pigs, Grand Bahama Island stingrays, and sea turtles and iguanas.
Up-close diving with sharks – from Tiger and Hammerhead to Reef and Nurse.
The coral reefs, mangroves and oceans we must protect to ensure our Bahamian beauty and wonders last for years to come.
The ecological wonders of our 32 Bahamian National Parks, conserved and protected by the Bahamas National Trust.
The vibrant wildlife that can be found in Inagua National Park, home to the world’s largest breeding colony of West Indian flamingoes, featuring over 80,000 flamingoes plus 140 species of other native and migratory birds worthy of birdwatching.
The undeniable beauty of The Exuma Cays from its Land and Sea National Park to the famous swimming pigs to James Bond adventures in Thunderball Grotto.
The stunning display of caves and caverns of The Bahamas.
The long-standing history of pirates, ancient shipwrecks and buried treasure.
- Alex Gasquet
- May 23, 2024