A complete list of tourist attractions in the Bahamas
When it comes to Bahamas, many people will confuse it and think it is Panama or Cuba. In fact, Panama is a land country in Central America, while Bahamas is an island country on the west coast of the Atlantic Ocean, east of Florida in the United States and north of Cuba and the Caribbean Sea. The Bahamas is one of the three largest archipelago in the West Indies, with 100,000 square miles of water and a 500-mile coastline. The Bahamas archipelago consists of more than 700 islands and more than 2480 coral reefs and shoals, scattered throughout the tropical waters.
站图片位置Berry Islands Berry Islands (also known as Berry Islands) is a stirrup-shaped island chain 32 kilometers long and consists of 30 large coral reefs and countless small coral reefs. It is located in the southern part of the famous Abax Island in Bahamas, about 35 kilometers northeast of Nassau Island. Transportation is relatively convenient, and the Dagang Reef International Airport is located on the archipelago.
The Berry Islands are less developed and the living facilities on the island are relatively imperfect. Many parts of the Islands are uninhabited, but were purchased by a wealthy person as a private vacation home. But the island retains the most primitive natural scenery and is a good place to enjoy nature. The most eye-catching thing in the Berry Islands is fishing and diving. There are all things here such as longbill fish, tuna, grouper, tiger fish, yellow fish, etc. Every May, the vicinity of Dagang Reef, the largest coral reef on the island, is crowded with tourists and large fishing boats. There are also many great places for diving on the islands, which is one of the reasons that attracts tourists here.
Andrews Island
The water near Andrews Island is crystal clear, making it a safe haven for diving enthusiasts and fishermen. The island is the world's oldest diving resort and is home to the second-largest reef in the Western Hemisphere. Andros is located in the Atlantic Ocean, 20 miles west of the capital Nassau Island. It is the largest island in the Bahamas archipelago. It consists of many small islands. It is 104 miles long from north to south and 40 miles wide from east to west. The island has about 8000 residents and is currently the least developed. The island is rich in natural resources, and its land, fresh water, and forest possession ranks first in Bahamas. There are many wetlands on the island, as well as large-scale fruit tree plantations and small and medium-sized vegetable farms. It is also the location of the Atlantic Undersea Experiment and Evaluation Center. It is the source of myths and legends that bury pirate treasures and haunt mysterious marine life. Like many other places in Bahamas, there are many great places to dive, and its coral reefs are particularly amazing, the third largest island reef in the world. The island is largely covered by swamps and is said to be the home of a mysterious half-man, half-bird animal that is said to be able to exorcise evil spirits.
Greater Bahamas Island
Greater Bahamas is the fourth largest island in the Commonwealth of Bahamas in the West Indies. It is 12 kilometers wide from east to west, 24 kilometers long from north to south, and has an area of 1373 kilometers. It is located at the northern tip of the Bahamas and about 96 kilometers west of the Florida Peninsula in the United States. Greater Bahamas Island is an island and political district in the Bahamas Islands, due west of Greater Abaco Island, with an area of 1,373 square kilometers and 530 square miles). The economy is dominated by tourism, forestry (especially pine trees) and fisheries. Population approximately 40,8981990). The island has low and flat terrain, mild climate, pine trees everywhere, and beautiful scenery. It is a famous recuperation and tourist resort. There are white and smooth sandy beaches on the beach, and thatched pergolas are set up on the beach for tourists to enjoy the shade and rest. It is far away from the noisy big city and looks very peaceful, comfortable and interesting.
Bay Street in Bahamas Bay Street is located in the center of Nassau, the capital of Bahamas. It is the most famous and lively shopping street in the city. There is everything down the street from small commodity shops with local characteristics to high-end commodity shops. The dishes in various cafes and restaurants are also very fresh and delicious. Here, you can taste specialty dishes from all over the Bahamas, experience exotic snacks, and experience the food culture here. Bay Street conquers every traveler who visits here with its dazzling array of goods, delicious dishes, and warm service; and it is only a few minutes 'walk from Nassau's most famous hotel, and almost all travelers who visit Nassau will come here for a stroll.
Bahamas Social History Museum Bahamas Social History Museum is located at the corner of Shirley Street and Elizabeth Avenue in Nassau, the capital of Bahamas. It uses pink as the main color, giving people a very warm feeling. The collection in the Museum of Social History includes several major sections such as history, anthropology, and archeology. It vividly displays the historical development process and artistic progress of Bahamas for more than 500 years. It is of great significance to the study of the country's history and archaeological achievements. It is one of the most important museums in Bahamas. Visitors should pay attention to the opening hours of the Museum of Social History: from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday; admission is US$1 per person for adults and US$0.50 per person for children.
Bimini Museum in Bahamas Bimini is the westernmost area of Bahamas. It consists of an island chain and is the closest place in Bahamas to the United States. It is only 53 miles from Miami, Florida, and about 137 miles from its capital, Nassau. The Bimini Museum was founded in 1995, but was not officially opened to the public until 2000. It is a privately funded and operated museum. The museum is committed to recording the history and culture of Bimini and is of great significance for studying the history, culture, customs and artistic development of the Bimini Islands.
The Balcony Museum of the Bahamas is located in Nassau, the capital of the Bahamas. It has a history of 220 years and is the oldest wooden residential building still in use in Bahamas. The "Balcony" was originally a private house, built in the 18th century wooden royal style and is very beautiful. In 1985, the Central Bank of Bahamas purchased the balcony, which was subsequently renovated. In 1994, the "balcony" was reopened as a museum. The collection in the museum is different from other museums. It mainly displays luxurious furniture and special items. It is one of the most special museums in Bahamas. Visitors can enter the museum for free, but the opening hours are short: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and Thursday from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m..
Andris Lighthouse in Bahamas San Salvador is an island in Bahamas with a total population of about 500 people. It was once widely regarded as the first island visited by Columbus. There are many sandy beaches on the island, so tourism is one of the pillars of the island's economy. Located in the northeastern part of San Salvador Island, Andros Lighthouse was built in 1892 and is a landmark building at the southern entrance of the Fresh Creek channel. In 1952, a small tower was built at the top of the lighthouse, and three new cannons were added in front of the lighthouse. These three cannons were all "relics" from the 19th century war, making the entire lighthouse look not only more powerful and spectacular, but also adds a sense of historical vicissitudes. For several years, the Andros Lighthouse has been guiding ships sailing on the sea. It is also one of the popular attractions in the area and has always been a must-visit for tourists.
Bahamaina National Park
Ina National Park was founded in 1965 and is located on Greater Ina Island in the Bahamas. The park covers an area of 744 square kilometers. It is the largest national park in Bahamas and the largest flamingo breeding and protection base in the world. As early as 1904, the gradual decline of the number of flamingos, the national bird of the Bahamas, has attracted much attention. In the 1960s, Ina National Park was finally established through the efforts of the government and all parties.
The establishment of Ina National Park has reversed the endangered situation of flamingos. With the efforts of relevant staff, the number of flamingos is steadily increasing. In 1997, the park was recognized as an internationally important wetland reserve, bringing the protection of red cranes to a new level. When the flamingos dance, beautiful landscapes are formed against the blue sky, clear lake water, and green trees. No wonder tourists call them the best bird watching paradise in the world.
Bahamas Bone Fish Pond National Park
Bone Fish Pond National Park is located on the south-central coastline of New Providence Island in Bahamas, covering an area of 1800 acres. It is a natural defense line that protects coastal cities in New Providence Province from ocean impacts. Guyuchi National Park is an important marine life breeding area. The park houses a large number of marine life such as juvenile fish, crayfish, and conch; moreover, there are many local Bahamas plants growing on the water's edge, and the scenery is beautiful, so it is also a paradise for many waterbirds.