Things To Do

Nassau Straw Market

Traditional open-air market selling handwoven straw crafts, Bahamian souvenirs & tourist trinkets.

Atlantis Bahamas

Resort with casino, water park, bars/clubs and aquarium.

Queen's Staircase

The Queen's Staircase, commonly referred to as the 66 steps, is a major landmark that is located in the Fort Fincastle Historic Complex in Nassau. Great photo opportunity!

Baha Mar Hotel and Casino

One of two major resorts on the island that includes a water park and casino.

The Cloister

The most beautiful architectural surprise in Nassau is The Cloisters. This was part of a 12th century monastery for Augustinian monks from Montréjeau, a small village in southwestern France near Spain’s border. In the 1920s, this lovely colonnade was purchased by newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst. In the early 1960s, Huntington Hartford acquired it as part of his development of Paradise Island. The reassembly across from Versailles Gardens was a two year project skillfully performed by J. J. Castremanne and finished in 1968. In the center is a white statue named Silence.

Stuart Cove's

Scuba diving, shark diving, snorkeling, and more!

Ardastra Gardens, Zoo and Conservation Centre

Junkanoo Beach

A lively public beach that features local entertainment, cuisine & vendors.

Aquaventure

Access to the famed 141 acre waterscape park, featuring the iconic Mayan temple water slide, a one mile (not so lazy) lazy river, an aquarium, and more! *This pass is included if staying at the Comfort Suites

John Watling's Distillery

Taste hand crafted Bahamian rum & tour the historic Buena Vista estate

Café Matisse

Italian cuisine and elevated local fare located downtown. This is one of our favorite date night spots!

Pirate Republic Brewing

This craft beer brewery is also home to a pirate museum where the tours are hosted by *actual* pirates! Kitschy and fun!

Latitudes

Great restaurant option +1 242-676-8025 Latitudes is a unique waterfront dining experience. Located at the Nassau Harbor Club, guests of Latitudes will be able to enjoy spectacular views over Nassau’s picturesque harbour and a varied menu that offers both local and international cuisine, including seafood, freshly made pizzas, sushi and teppanyaki.

Poop Deck at the Marina

This causal waterfront dining spot allows you to hand pick the daily catch you’ll be served & has the best conch fritters!

Fort Charlotte

A British colonial era fort built on a hill overlooking the harbor of Nassau

Clifton Heritage National Park

If you have some time to venture to the other side of the island, you can snorkel to see the worlds largest underwater sculpture! This park also features hiking trails, an Amerinidian cave & ruins of a cotton plantation.