Bahamas Tour Center Blog

If you’re planning your Bahamas vacation to stay in Freeport, you’re in luck. There are so many things to do in Freeport, and so many ways to get out and see the islands of the Bahamas.

A lot of visitors of the Bahamas visit the islands by arriving by cruise ships. We welcome all of these visitors, and want to help plan out the tours you’d like to do ahead of time, so you can sit back, relax, and enjoy your cruise while other passengers scramble to get into a tour that isn’t already booked up. So let us share a little secret of what the top tours that get booked by cruisers are, so you can get a head start on your vacation.

The Bahamas are full of rich and interesting history, some which even has to do with buried and lost treasure. The Bahamas also has a dark history to its past since it played such a large part in the Atlantic Slave Trade. Some experts even argue that the Bahamas was the first landing to the “New World” for Christopher Columbus in 1492, in which it is recorded that he landed on modern day San Salvador, a southern Bahamas island. Those are just a few drops in the bucket of cool facts about the history of the Bahamas. Here are few highlights on the history of the Bahamas.

The islands of the Bahamas are known for being sunny, breezy with a collection of white and pink sand beaches, and crystal clear waters. While that is mostly true, the Bahamas is set in the Atlantic, in the most tropical zone of the world, so it is to be expected to have some serious rain and storms. Fortunately, there seems to be a pattern to follow for the most part when it comes to the weather, and you can use that to your ability to plan out your vacation to the Bahamas.