Nassau and Paradise Island

21 miles long and 7 miles wide, Nassau is the capital city of the Bahamas. Paradise Island is adjacent to Nassau and is accessible via a bridge. 

Most first time visitors fly into Nassau, which is home to most of the resorts, banks,  local and international businesses. Once in Nassau, you can choose from a variety of resorts and sightseeing activities; to name just a few: the Bahamas Ferries, Bahamas Riviera Cruises, Barefoot Sailing Cruises, Dolphin Encounters, Powerboat Adventures, Pompey Museum of Slavery and Emancipation, Bahamas Outdoors Ltd and Adastra Gardens and Conservation Centre.

Getting around the island is never a problem, as there are frequent local bus and taxi services. 

Visit the straw market on Bay Street, where you will find arts and crafts authentically Bahamian. 

Try a selection of perfumes, wines/spirits, designer wear all tax free!

Dine under the stars at some of the most exquisite restaurants, where you can choose from a selection of fine dishes.

Take part in our local festivals including Junkanoo, which is held on Boxing Day and New Year's Eve. 

Or, if you want to dance the night away, there are lots of local hotspots to choose from.