Things To Do
Interactive Bahamas Map
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Clifton Heritage National Park
Located on Nassau’s western tip, this national park offers a mix of Bahamian history, nature, and underwater art. Don’t miss the Underwater Sculpture Garden, featuring Ocean Atlas—the world’s largest underwater statue. Park entry is $22 BSD for non-residents, with additional fees for guided tours and snorkeling.
Stuart Cove's Dive Bahamas
Looking for an unforgettable underwater adventure? Stuart Cove’s offers snorkel tours, snuba excursions, and scuba diving trips (for certified divers), including reef, wreck, and shark dives. FREE hotel pickup from anywhere on the island Fun fact: This is where the bride got scuba certified at just 12 years old!
Dino's Gourmet Conch Salad
One of our favourite local spots in Nassau for fresh, made-to-order conch salad (pronounced “konk”) — a true Bahamian delicacy! Be sure to ask for Eddie when you go!
Bon Vivants
This chic café-and-cocktail bar has two locations: the original in Sandyport and a sister spot, The Dilly Club, at Marina Village on Paradise Island. A favourite place for us to go and enjoy cozy café vibes by day and creative cocktails by night, all set in a stylish, laid-back atmosphere.
The Daq Shack
Best daquiris on the island! Located adjacent to the Baha Mar Hotels (walkable from the hotels) - one of our top places to go together in Nassau.
Baha Bay Water Park
A stunning beachfront waterpark with slides, wave pools, and a lazy river—perfect for a fun-filled day in the sun. We’ll be spending the day here on Friday, November 14 as an optional wedding-week activity if you’d like to join! FREE for Baha Mar hotel guests $160 BSD per person for non-guests $98 BSD per person for Bahamian residents (with valid local ID)
The Fish Fry at Arawak Cay
Located just under a mile from downtown Nassau, Arawak Cay offers the authentic atmosphere of the Bahamian Fish Fry with vendors selling made to order conch salad, fried fish and other Bahamian dishes. Great spot for lunch!
Fort Charlotte
Located right across the street from Arawak Cay, discover one of Nassau’s most iconic landmarks—Fort Charlotte, the largest historic fort on New Providence. Built in the late 1700s, it features a dry moat, underground tunnels, dungeons, and 42 cannons overlooking Nassau Harbour and Paradise Island. Small entry fee
The Pointe
Located in Downtown Nassau, The Pointe is a vibrant waterfront destination perfect for exploring. Visitors can enjoy a variety of restaurants, shops, a movie theater, and even a small amusement area with a Ferris wheel overlooking the harbour. It’s a fun and easy spot to grab a bite, take a stroll, or enjoy some family-friendly entertainment right in the heart of Nassau.
Straw Market
Located in the heart of downtown, the Straw Market is a lively spot to shop for handmade goods, souvenirs, and local crafts. Vendors will actively invite you to browse their stalls—expect a lot of attention. Bartering is expected. It is recommended to bring cash (U.S. dollars are fine).
Fort Fincastle & Queen's Staircase
Step into Bahamian history with a visit to Queen’s Staircase, a 65-step limestone passage carved by hand in the 1700s. At the top, you’ll find Fort Fincastle, built to protect Nassau from pirates and invaders. Together, they offer a quick and meaningful glimpse into the island’s colonial past. The staircase is FREE to visit Fort Fincastle charges a small entry fee
National Art Gallery of The Bahamas
Located in a beautiful historic mansion in downtown Nassau, the NAGB showcases the rich history and creativity of Bahamian artists through rotating exhibits, sculpture gardens, and interactive spaces. $10 BSD entry fee FREE for kids under 12 FREE for Bahamian residents on Sundays
Pompey Museum
Located in the historic Vendue House, this small but powerful museum tells the story of slavery and emancipation in The Bahamas. Named after Bahamian freedom fighter Pompey, it features thought-provoking exhibits, artifacts, and stories that highlight a vital part of Bahamian history. Small entry fee, with discounts for children and seniors
Junkanoo Rush Out
Experience the heart of Bahamian culture every Friday night at 9 PM with a lively Junkanoo Rush Out at Marina Village at Atlantis! This vibrant celebration features traditional music, dancing, and dazzling costumes-a fun and authentic way to immerse yourself in the true spirit of The Bahamas.
AquaVenture Waterpark
Spanning 141 acres, this iconic waterpark is packed with high-speed slides, lazy rivers, multiple pools, and a beautiful beach—making it perfect for all ages. It’s not just a must-visit attraction, it’s also where the bride brought the groom on his very first trip to the Bahamas! FREE for Atlantis and Comfort Suites guests Day passes available for non-guests (advance booking recommended)
The Dig & Atlantis Marine Habitat (Aquarium)
One of the largest open-air marine habitats in the world, home to over 50,000 sea animals. During the day, access is included for Atlantis guests and those with AquaVenture passes. In the evening, parts of the aquarium can be explored for free by the public—a magical after-dinner experience!
Marina Village at Atlantis
A charming outdoor promenade filled with boutiques, souvenir shops, and restaurants—free and open to the public. A great spot for a casual stroll, dinner, or a little shopping with a view of the yachts.