Beautifully landscaped gardens offering over 300 species of tropical plant.

Docking point for cruise ships, where visitors can take glass-bottom boat cruises around the beautiful harbor.

One of the seats of the island's government: a beautiful building in downtown Nassau dating back to the 1800s.

This house is rumored to be the oldest in the Bahamas.

Learn about the unique history of the Bahamas through old newspaper articles, photographs and skilled archivists.

The heart of Nassau: this busy street is lined with government centers, shops and historical sites.

Pay tribute to Bahama's war heroes: a concrete monument honoring the Bahamian veterans who fought in WWI and WWII.

This tour, arranged by the Ministry of Tourism, allows you to see the island's natural beauty by bike, boat or foot.

A tour for the kids: Bahamas' Ministry of Tourism sets up an entertaining and educational look at the island, designed especially for children.

Tour arranged by the Ministry of Tourism that takes tourists through the history and culture of Junkanoo.

Tour arranged by the island's Ministry of Tourism that takes tourists to some of the most prestigious and reputable art galleries in Nassau.

Lots of kid-friendly activities like swimming, basketball, tennis and more.

An ecclectic collection of historical momentos, from pieces of shipwrecked ships to old coins.

Bahama Hand Prints is essentially a fabric store and hand printing company located in Nassau. It is unique because, quite simply, they are one of the few screen printing fabric companies left out...