Help us get from Austin to Nassau!

A cute little beach cottage for our stay in Staniel Cay. This spot will be home for our 4-night stay on the island and comes complete with balcony overlooking the water. We'll be able to walk to local restaurants and bars or just lounge on the patio and enjoy the sunset.

Boating around to nearby islands is apparently super easy to do. Lots of islands are completely uninhabited so you can just pull up and explore. Pretty rad, huh?

A colorful and cozy cottage rental for our stay in Nassau. The cottage is located on the property of a local family who promises to give us the real Nassau experience. We can't wait to see what the island has to offer!

The only way to get to Staniel Cay is by chartered boat or plane. Pretty swanky, huh?

Much of Staniel Cay can be explored via golf cart. So cool, right? This gift will give us a 4-day rental so we can see as much of the island as possible during our stay.

Help Kaitlin fulfill her dream of swimming wild pigs! We'll take a short boat ride over to Pig Beach on Major Cay where we'll be able to feed and swim with a colony of wild pigs. How great is that?! No one knows for sure how the pigs ended up on the island but they've become a big attraction. They're super friendly and will swim right up to your boat for some treats. Kaitlin is really looking forward to this, of course.

Made famous in the James Bond movie Thunderball, the grotto is a truly unique spot to visit. We'll take a short boat ride to the grotto where we'll be able to swim into caverns and snorkel with beautiful tropical fish.

We'll take a short boat ride to Compass Cay where we'll be able to swim with nurse sharks during feeding time! Crazy scary cool! We're both really excited about this one.

We'll take a boat ride out to Bitter Guana Cay which, on top of its beautiful beaches and excellent snorkeling, is home to a large colony of endangered Exuma Island iguanas.

The Staniel Cay Yacht Club has one of the most popular restaurants on the island. For our first night, we'd love to have a fancy dinner and sample the local fare. We'll make our choices earlier in the day and be ready when the dinner bell rings. Yes, there's actually a dinner bell. Excited to check this place out!

The Staniel Cay Yacht Club offers boxed lunches that we can take on the boat to a nearby island or just down to the beach to sit and watch nurse sharks swim by the docks and the multi-million dollar yachts pull up.

This place is so far off of the beaten path it doesn't even have an address! We've read some reviews and it seems like a great little spot to grab a bite and a beer. We'd love to try it out!

This tour mixes Kaitlin's love of history (and pirates) with Chris's love of rum! The two-hour walking tour will give us a chance to learn about Nassau's pirate history and taste some authentic Bahamian rum.

This kitschy museum seems like a great way to spend part of our time in Nassau. Kaitlin loves pirates.

Don't let its touristy facade fool you, Arawak Village, more commonly known as "Fish Fry," is actually frequented by many Nassau locals. We'd love to stop in to try some local food, beer, and cocktails!

We don't tend to go to the super touristy spots but eating dinner in an aquarium seems pretty amazing. We have one last night in Nassau before heading home and would love to finish our trip with an amazing dinner at Atlantis!

The reservations for our last night of the honeymoon fell through so we decided to find a fancy hotel to stay in instead. We'll be able to spend our last night in Nassau overlooking the ocean from this adorable hotel right on the beach. What a way to say goodbye to the Bahamas!