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What to see and do in the Bahamas – a guide to notable attractions and landmarks

Populated with beaches highlighted by powdered-white and pink-crushed sandy hues, the Bahamas have become famed for the pull of its island shores. With thousands of cays offering a varied experience to travelers, there is something to suit everyone’s holiday tastes. Relax on secluded islets, dive in cavernous grottos, swim with wild dolphins or enjoy the adrenalin thrills of every water sport ever imaginable.

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Where to stay in the Bahamas – a neighborhood guide

Punctuated by sleepy coves, sweeping shorelines and rugged wildlife, it is hardly surprising that the Bahamas have become such a popular island escape. Attracting a diverse crowd from honeymooners to families, fishing fanatics to beach bums, there is a range of accommodation options to suit every type of traveler. Whether it’s an action-packed all-inclusive, a family-friendly beach resort or a romantic boutique that you’re looking for, the Bahamas are able to cater to your budget and requirements.

Where to shop in the Bahamas - where to go and what to buy

Much more than just endless stretches of sandy beaches, the Bahamas has plenty to offer the discerning traveler hunting for local buys.  Emerging commercial spots have cropped up all around the islands, selling everything from handmade crafts to high-end fashion. Head to Paradise Island to explore a string of jostling boutiques or visit Nassau - the capital and commercial hub of the Bahamas - to peruse through a varied selection of the Bahamian goods.

Where to eat in the Bahamas – a food and dining guide

Fresh, filling and flavored with local spices, Bahamian cuisine is undeniably inviting. A diet consisting largely of seafood and shellfish including grouper, conch, lobster and crab, the Bahamas is an ideal spot for foodies (if you like fish, that is!). International gastronomy with a strong American influence can also be found around the islands, however, with surf-and-turf featuring highly on many menus.

A guide to the Bahamas - sweeping sunsets, palm-fringed islands and turquoise waters

With over 700 islands and 2,000 cays and islets scattered all around the Atlantic Ocean, the Bahamas offer an idyllic island escape. Lined with palm-fringed beaches, watersport huts and tiny villages, this sun-drenched archipelago has plenty to offer. Take part in a Bonefishing adventure on The Out Islands, soak up the island-wide Bahamian cuisine or enjoy a sightseeing tour around the archipelago. If sunbathing is more your forte, however, you’ll find the Pink Sand Beach of Harbour Island undeniably appealing.

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