Nassau is loaded with all sorts of fun, from underwater adventures at the reefs to museums to mere window-shopping.
The most loved area temptations include the fourteenth century French stone Cloisters, the multi-entertainment complex and resort, Atlantis, the extensive Crystal Palace Casino, and the prize-winning Cable Beach Golf Club. Another main spot is the eighteenth century Fort Charlotte, which once guarded Nassau Harbor. The Paradise Island is located across the bridge and prides itself with big resorts, world-class golf courses, and high-dollar entertainment.
Only a small number of places around the globe have several diving and snorkeling opportunities as The Bahamas. It’s a paradise for snorkelers and divers who can explore underwater sites such as caves, shipwrecks, and much more underneath the perfect azure waves. Fishing is another well-liked activity for the nautically inclined.
Other opportunities abound for adventure and relaxation, including magnificent beaches and reefs, water parks, historical museums, nature and conservation centers.
Famous Entertaining Places
- Atlantis Casino, This is the largest casino in the Caribbean, with more than 50,000 square feet of gaming excitement.
- Pirates of Nassau, this engaging museum captures the feel of the era through interactive exhibits, including a pirate ship complete with crew.
- Queen’s Staircase, The attraction does, indeed, consist of a structure with 66 steps.
- Sea world Explorer ("semi-submarine"), this undersea observatory provides views of the coral reef formations, colorful tropical fish and other sea life.
- Stuart Cove’s, is the leading full-service dive center on New Providence.
Nightlife
When it comes to gambling, The Bahamas is well outfitted with four great casinos - two on New Providence and two on Grand Bahama. These gaming hot-spots provide thrilling nighttime entertainment. Not only do casinos in The Bahamas offer spectacular gambling action, but also astounding live shows, music and dancing, as well as other exciting entertainment.
