• Queen’s Staircase - At Nassau’s Queen’s Staircase, also known as the 66 Steps, visitors can admire a historic limestone staircase hand-carved by enslaved individuals in the late 1700s. The 66 steps (now 65 due to road construction) are flanked by towering, cool limestone walls and lush greenery, creating a tropical, almost jungle-like ambiance. At the summit, Fort Fincastle awaits, offering sweeping views of Nassau and its harbor.
• The Bahamas Rum Cake Factory - Shop Size
  A cozy, storefront-style space located downtown
  Free Samples
  A wide variety of flavors to sample before purchasing
  Behind-the-Scenes
  A viewing window into the boxing/prep area
  Purchase Options
  6 oz and 20 oz cakes, often available with bundle pricing
  Local Significance
  Recognized as the official rum cake of the Bahamas
  Convenient Location
  Just steps from the cruise port on Bay Street
• Nassau - Junkanoo Beach
  Cable Beach
  Cabbage Beach (Paradise Island)
  Saunders Beach
  These are just a few of the many beaches listed here, but all are showcased during visits
• Paradise Island - When visiting Nassau and Paradise Island, visitors will encounter a blend of vibrant history, culture, and tropical beauty. Nassau, the capital, features colorful colonial buildings, bustling straw markets, the Queen’s Staircase, forts, and local eateries. Paradise Island, connected by a bridge, is renowned for Atlantis Resort, luxury beaches, casinos, marine life habitats, and waterparks. Together, they offer a mix of Bahamian charm, nightlife, shopping, and stunning turquoise waters ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and island adventures.
• Nassau - At Fish Fry in Nassau, Bahamas (located at Arawak Cay), visitors will find a lively strip of colorful local restaurants and food stalls serving authentic Bahamian dishes. Expect the aroma of fresh seafood like cracked conch, fried snapper, grilled lobster, and conch salad being prepared right before your eyes. The atmosphere is relaxed and social, with locals and visitors mingling, island music playing, and cold drinks flowing. It’s the ultimate spot for experiencing true Bahamian flavor, culture, and nightlife all in one place.
• Nassau - At Graycliff in Nassau, visitors will experience:
  • A beautifully preserved 18th-century mansion rich in history
  • Elegantly tiled pools surrounded by lush gardens
  • A world-renowned wine cellar and exquisite dining
  • Hands-on experiences with chocolate, cigars, and gourmet cooking
  • A Heritage Village that immerses visitors in Bahamian culture
• Nassau - Explore Nassau’s Historic Caves
  Step back in time while exploring Nassau’s natural limestone caves, once home to the island’s first inhabitants—the Lucayan Indians. These hidden treasures offer a cool respite from the island sun, with winding passageways, hanging tree roots, and fascinating rock formations. Keep an eye out—you might spot a few friendly bats resting inside! Visiting the caves is the perfect way to combine adventure, history, and nature in one unforgettable stop.

• Soft drinks

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