Bahamas

First settled in 1648, Eleuthera is perhaps the best-known of the Out Islands and one of the main agricultural centres of The...

Covering a relatively vast 5,960 square km (2,300 square mile) just 48 km (30 miles) west of Nassau and 280 km (175...

Acklins Island They say good things come in small packages, and truer words couldn't be spoken about Acklins, a...

There's more to the 200 km (120-mile) necklace of islands and often uninhabited cays and beaches that form the Abacos than just...

A great place to get away from it all, Mount Alvernia on Cat Island is the highest hill in The Bahamas....

With miles of idyllic deserted beaches - especially the 13 km (8-mile) pink sand beach - cerulean waters, word-class diving, snorkelling and...

Festival Place, located on Prince George Wharf, was designed by award-winning Bahamian architect, Jackson Burnside. Its vibrant, colourful design reflects the architectural...

A few miles west of Nassau is Cable Beach, covering four kilometres (two and a half miles) of fabulous beach with...

Nassau, capital city of The Bahamas, lies on New Providence Island, the neighbour of Paradise Island. This island pair maintains a distinct...

The Bahamas delivers a steady stream of sun-filled days and glittering nights. When you want to get into non-stop action –...