A few miles west of Nassau is Cable Beach, covering two and one-half miles of fabulous beach with a collection of fine hotels and resorts, an 18-hole par 72 golf course, nightlife, gourmet restaurants, and the largest casino in The Islands Of The Bahamas. All beach activities, nightlife, stylish shops and the casino are within easy reach of each other and some of the smaller properties an...

Paradise Island the number 1 tourist destination in The Bahamas boasts magnificent powder-white beaches, fabulous water sports, gourmet and local restaurants, shopping, straw market, casino, marina and is connected by two bridges to Nassau. A water ferry runs frequently between the two islands. A picturesque and challenging golf course that has recently been the subject of a major facelif...

Just 150 miles off the coast of South Florida lies New Providence Island with the capital city of Nassau. History was made and preserved here in Victorian mansions, cathedrals, 18th-century fortresses and The Queen's Staircase. Down Town Nassau is famous for its bustling Straw Market, duty free shops, jewelry stores, a variety of restaurants and the romantic horse-drawn surreys. Nassau is als...

Historically the site of one of Nassau's most prestigious hotel properties, and residential areas, the Montague area has since been rezoned & is taking on a role of one of the more commercial sites with many of the larger financial institutions, law firms and insurance agencies choosing to relocate their offices into larger, more modern coorporate facilities. At the same time visitors to thi...

Just slightly outside of the main tourist resorts lies Love Beach an area not altogether remote, but still far enough from Cable Beach & Downtown Nassau and the "Big City Life" that guests seeking seclusion can still find it without having to head for the Out Islands. This area is also ideal for guests wanting a quick stopover before heading to the Out Islands due to its close proximity t...