6 Days trip in The Bahamas
The Bahamas is an archipelago of over 700 islands located in the Caribbean region of North America. It is known for its beautiful beaches, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant marine life.
Itinerary
Kayak
Kiwi
Trip.com- 1Nassau
Cabbage Beach
Spend the day soaking up the sun and lounging on the beautiful white sand of Cabbage Beach.
- 2Nassau
Fish Fry
Grab dinner at the famous Fish Fry, a strip of seafood shacks serving up delicious fresh seafood dishes.
- 3Nassau
Queen's Staircase
Climb the historic Queen's Staircase, a 102-foot staircase carved out of solid limestone rock.
- 4Nassau
Straw Market
Explore the Straw Market, a two-story market selling handmade goods including straw bags, hats, and souvenirs.
- 5Nassau
Baha Mar Casino
Try your luck at the Baha Mar Casino, offering over 100,000 square feet of gaming space and a variety of table games.
- 6Staniel Cay
Sandy Toes Island
Take a day trip to Sandy Toes Island, a private island with crystal clear waters and a pristine beach perfect for snorkeling and swimming.
- 7Great Exuma
Chat 'N' Chill
Head to Chat 'N' Chill, a beachside restaurant serving up fresh seafood and Bahamian dishes.
- 8Freeport
Lucayan National Park
Explore the Lucayan National Park, home to one of the world's longest underwater cave systems and a mangrove swamp.
- 9Freeport
Port Lucaya Marketplace
Visit the Port Lucaya Marketplace, a charming outdoor market featuring local artisans, shops, and restaurants.
- 10Freeport
Senor Frogs
Dine and dance the night away at Senor Frogs, a lively restaurant and bar in Freeport.
- 11Dunmore Town
Pink Sands Beach
Visit Pink Sands Beach, a three-mile stretch of pink sandy beach that provides amazing views of the turquoise ocean.
- 12Dunmore Town
Valentines Marina
Dine on fresh seafood while enjoying stunning views of the marina at Valentines Marina.
- 13Dean's Blue Hole
Dean's Blue Hole
Visit Dean's Blue Hole, the world's deepest underwater sinkhole with a depth of over 660 feet.
- 14Simms
Long Island Breeze Resort
Spend the afternoon at Long Island Breeze Resort, a secluded beach with clear blue waters and white-sand beaches.