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 for tresses 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 also the financial and business center of the Bahamas and very attractive for investors.

The centre of business and commercial activity on New Providence, Down-town Nassau is well known for Bay Street, and its variety of Duty Free Shops, restaurants, bars & of course the Straw Market. Guests will find excellent prices on Liquor, jewellery, Perfumes & Cosmetics & leather goods such as hand bags & belts.

Downtown Nassau is also of historical significance with many buildings dating back to the early 1’800’s, which can still be enjoyed during a visit to Downtown Nassau. Some of these include : The Balcony House, Graycliff Hotel, Jacaranda House, Nassau Public Library & Museum, The Queens Staircase, The Pompey Museum, The Nassau Public Art Gallery, St. Matthew’s Anglican Church, St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Kirk & of course Parliament Square, where centre of Government decision making still takes place & the Supreme Court presides.

A variety of restaurants & Nightclubs can be found in this area including: