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Nassau, The Bahamas - Port of Call Attractions |
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| Nassau, capital and largest city of The Bahamas is a commercial hub in the region having the most congested cruise port in the Caribbean and Bahamas. An amalgamation of varied cultures including West African, British, Haitian and American influences, it offers a unique atmosphere. The city spreading over to the entire island includes its satellite - Paradise Island, home to the Atlantis resort accounting for more tourists than anywhere else. Nassau city has developed directly behind the port area and is really great for providing a taste of the tropics. Downtown is the hub for all activities and is forever crowded with people visiting to shop, dine, sight-see and to enjoy the tropical climate of the city. The Straw Market located here is great for local shopping. Cable Beach is recognized as the hotel district of Nassau. Prince George Wharf is where cruise ships dock, right in the heart of downtown. Once you leave the pier, you can walk straight into Rawson Square in the city center. Taxis and water taxis plying here take eager passengers to the key attraction located near by - The Atlantis on Paradise Island. It's the beaches and casinos that remain other popular options. Nassau is the top port of call for cruise ships to the Bahamas to enjoy the famous beaches, luxury resorts and also historic districts offering colonial history alongside duty-free shops and golfing. Nassau is a great place for shore excursions that may be undertaken on your own or with a guided tour. Travelers may take in the Junkanoo Expo showcasing traditional festive revival in the islands. |
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