Bahamas Tour Center Blog

Vacationing in Nassau Bahamas is already a really exciting place to go, but then to see the beautiful lighthouse, that sits at the tip of Paradise Island, up close and personal is the real treat. The romantic spot of Paradise Island is the home to the oldest lighthouse of all the Bahamas, and experts think, even maybe the entire West Indies.

The Government House in Nassau Bahamas is easily one of the most popular sights to see in the Bahamas amongst tourists. It is notable and well recognized mansion that is in Georgian Colonial architecture, and painted white and conch pink hue.

One of the most popular attractions of Nassau, Bahamas is the exceptional Queen’s Staircase. This grand staircase is about 102 feet tall, with 65 steps that was carved out of the limestone base. The steps were made by slaves, who were locals of the island at the time, that English colonist made them make sometime between 1793 and 1794, and the staircase was named after the Queen Victoria herself.

The McLean’s Town Annual Conch Cracking Festival is not one to be missed if you are visiting the islands of the Bahamas. The McLean’s Town Annual Conch Cracking Festival is exactly what it’s name says it is, and is held in McLean’s Town on the east end of Grand Bahama Island.