The Andros Barrier Reef is one of the top attractions in the Bahamas. Fisherman come for the bonefishing, while snorkelers and divers love the lush underwater environment. Be sure to check out the coral caves, 60 feet down in the Petrified Forest. Cost to access the reef is free, of course. There are guided tours, classes, excursions and equipment rentals that have varying costs.

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Close to the middle of downtown Nassau are the Ardastra Gardens and Conversation Centre. These gardens boast amazing tropical foliage, winding trails and even exotic wildlife. You'll get to see and even interact with creatures like flamingos, snakes, parrots and much more. The zoo area even boasts two leopards. Admission costs $12 for adults and $6 for children.


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At the Atlantis Paradise Island Resort, you'll find incredible accommodations, live entertainment, a water park, casino, dining establishments, and so much more. In addition to being the perfect place to stay when you're in the Bahamas, the Atlantis resort is an attraction in itself. Prices vary depending on the package you choose.


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In New Providence Island sits the Balcony House, an 18th century home that's the oldest wooden structure in Nassau. You'll get to see architecture and furnishings from an era that's long gone, including an amazing mahogany staircase. Guided tours through this landmark take approximately one hour and are free, although donations are encouraged.

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This incredible place of worship was constructed in 1837 and feature beautiful stained glass, dark wood beams and majestic white towers. One popular area of this church is the Garden of Remembrance, where you'll find a variety of flowers and plaques. Architecture buffs, history lovers and theologians alike will love touring this amazing cathedral. Admission is free but donations are encouraged.


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