Things To DoThings To Do
Things to do on Hotel PropertyThings to do on Hotel Property
Please access the hotel link below for more information regarding key offerings on the hotel property! Kayaking, Golf Course Access, Tennis, Baha Bay water park, Casinos, Jazz Club, multiple restaurants and more! Note this is not an all inclusive resort, as such, food and drinks at restaurants on property will be charged to guests. As a reminder, do not book your rooms through the general hotel link below, but instead, use our website link on the travel and accommodations tab.
Swimming With the Pigs or Cay ExcursionSwimming With the Pigs or Cay Excursion
Feel free to book a package to enjoy swimming with the pigs, snorkeling, or feeding stingrays at one of our offshore cays. There are numerous packages available to book at the hotel. Note that Jamielle & David are in the process of planning an optional excursion for guests after the wedding day, which will require an additional cost if you would like to join them. More information to come here!
Museum of JunkanooMuseum of Junkanoo
The Bahamas Museum of Junkanoo is as vibrant, exciting, participatory and creative as the Junkanoo parade itself! Visitors are invited to explore the more than 300 year journey of a festival that started in West Africa and found a new home, here in The Bahamas. A festival that has evolved from a private defiance of the dehumanizing effects of slavery, to a universal expression of community, exhilaration and renewal. This is different than Carnival :) Fun fact about the couple, Jamielle used to "rush" for the One Family Junkanoo group back in the day! David is a long-standing Valley Boys fan. This couple LOVES Junkanoo!
Nassau Straw MarketNassau Straw Market
Bring back souvenirs from your trip! Nassau Straw Market is home to handmade Bahamian crafts, gifts, souvenirs, and items such as hand-woven straw hats, bags, mats, dolls, conch shell jewelry, and wood carvings. Be ready to negotiate with the local vendors at the market.
Atlantis Marine Habitat over Paradise IslandAtlantis Marine Habitat over Paradise Island
Take a taxi ride over the bridge to Paradise Island to view the marine habitat at the Atlantis hotel. Explore the lagoons, caves, coral formations, and underwater ruins filled with exotic marine life. From sharks, rays, and barracuda, to eels, and critically endangered Smalltooth sawfish, Atlantis marine habitat is home to the largest open-air marine habitat in the world, representing over 250 marine species.
Local Fish Fry at Arawak CayLocal Fish Fry at Arawak Cay
Enjoy local cuisines such as Conch Fritters, Conch Salad, Bahama Mama, Daiquiris, Sky Juice, and more authentic Bahamian meals down at the fish fry!
Schedule a Tour with a local Taxi DriverSchedule a Tour with a local Taxi Driver
The Bahamas is an archipelago made up of about 700 islands and over 2,400 cays (small islands or islets). Of these, around 30 islands are inhabited. Some of the most well-known inhabited islands include: Nassau, New Providence (the capital - both David & Jamielle are from here) Grand Bahama Abaco Islands Eleuthera Exuma Islands Andros Island These inhabited islands are home to the majority of the country's population. New Providence is 21 miles long and 7 miles wide. With all of that said, if you can find time to take a tour around Nassau with a local taxi driver to learn more about the Bahamas, we highly recommend! Remember cash is the best method of payment for local taxi drivers.