Lynden Pindling International Airport 27 min
Paradise Island (8 min)
A huge resort & golf course are the main draws at this tropical getaway with white-sand beaches. Queen's Staircase (9 min)
102-ft., 65-step staircase carved by slaves from limestone in 1793 as shortcut to Fort Fincastle. Fort Fincastle (9 min)
Bennet's Hill 1793 limestone fort built in shape of paddle-wheeler & later converted to lighthouse. Fort Charlotte (13 min)
100-acre 1788 limestone fort with moats & bridges offering tours & characters in period costume. Salt Cay (15 min)
Small member of the Turks Islands group known for salt production, with beaches & a few restaurants. National Art Gallery of the Bahamas (11 min)
Museum showcasing Bahamian art & history in an elegant 19th-century mansion. Nassau Straw Market (9 min)
Traditional open-air market selling handwoven straw crafts, Bahamian souvenirs & tourist trinkets. Ardastra Gardens, Zoo and Conservation Centre (13 min)
Conservation-minded zoo & gardens noted for marching pink flamingoes, parrots & tropical foliage. Aquaventure (8 min)
Popular, 141-acre aquatic center featuring high-speed waterslides, a lazy river & swimming pools. Cabbage Beach (12 min)
Popular, resort-adjacent white-sand stretch for walking, swimming, snorkeling & sunbathing. Pirates of Nassau (9 min)
Museum documenting city's history as 18th-century pirate base, with replica pirate ship & exhibits. Fort Montagu (7 min)
Limestone fort built in 1741 by the British, with scenic views & guided tours available. Atlantis Bahamas (8 min)
Sprawling hotel complex featuring restaurants, cafes & bars, live entertainment & a vibrant casino. Arawak Cay (13 min)
Seaside strip known for colorful food stands & restaurants, most specializing in fish-fry fare. | 
