Enjoy a Remarkable Nassau Paradise Cuisine
Spending time in the most luxurious way is not counted as wasting time but make life worth living and you can make it happen at Nassau Paradise Island.Nassau Paradise Island offer of every person desire to experience the Bahamas. Most of the places you want to go would be packaged in the convenience of a guided tour, a touring excursion or a self-guided tour and it will be a satisfaction a guarantee. Even if you are really pressed for time you still can enjoy a quick one- or two-hour guided circle tour or even can take a leisure time strolling around Nassau’s Market Plaza on Bay Street where you can polish your bartering skills while sampling the work of some of the local artisans.
You might enjoy a long linear walk or maybe two or three with return by taxi to your point of origin, to experience things from a close-up vantage point to make you Nassau Paradise Island visit unforgettable. These trips would not only let you absorb the atmosphere of Nassau, but you can also experience the vibes on one of its original dungeons. A little farther on, you will come to the spectacular Nassau Botanic Gardens with its rainbow of tropical fragrances.
There is no better way to learn about a treasure like Nassau Paradise Island than to look back into the beginning and examine its art and artifacts. More than twenty museums and art galleries are open for exploration.
Here are a few you would not want to miss:
-Bahamas Historical Society Museum
This famous museum emphasizes both the collection and preservation of historical, anthropological, and archaeological Bahamian artifacts
-Pompey Museum
This museum houses an archive and museum exhibition gallery featuring the ongoing exhibit "The Road to Freedom," containing artifacts, historical documents and drawings that recount the history of slavery, abolition and emancipation in The Islands of The Bahamas.
-Paintings by Amos Ferguson
This permanent art exhibition spotlights, paintings of internationally acclaimed Bahamian artist Amos Ferguson and is sponsored by the Ministry of Tourism.
-Pirates of Nassau Museum
Step aboard the deck of an embattled pirate ship and come face to face with Captain Teach and his fearsome crew as they guide you through the interactive and historical age of piracy in the lawless Nassau of 1716.
-Lyford Cay Gallery
This museum has featured paintings, sculptures, hand-blown glass, and decorative art accessories from around the world since its opening in the 1960.
-Doongalik Studios Gallery
This gallery is the premier showcase for Junkanoo art and culture in The Islands of The Bahamas, creating and selling a variety of products, which result from the inspiration of this annual festival.
Striking out on your own can be a rewarding experience it gives you the sense of being independent, but in order for you to spend your time more efficiently you need check first with the Ministry of Tourism office for the most updated list of tours available. Guides are government-certified, with some hosting tour groups of 50 or more.
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