Bahamas

Bahamas Essentials

The Bahamas offers diverse landscapes ranging from the world’s second-deepest blue hole at Long Island to the expansive underwater cave systems of Lucayan National Park. Visitors can observe the world's largest breeding colony of West Indian flamingos in Inagua or swim with feral pigs at Big Major Cay. Nassau’s historic district features the 18th-century Queen’s Staircase, while Eleuthera showcases the Glass Window Bridge where the dark Atlantic meets the turquoise Caribbean. From the pink sands of Harbour Island to the water slides of Atlantis, these sites represent the archipelago’s natural and historical highlights.