Landmarks are something that many travelers want to check off their bucket list. Visiting each place’s most iconic sites are all once-in-a-lifetime opportunities, so researching landmarks is something you want to do while planning travel itineraries.
The beauty of the Bahamas’ nature and wildlife is unparalleled. That’s why Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park is so remarkable: it’s the first no-fishing reserve in the Bahamas, so you can see our tropical nature and wildlife in its full capacity. Within its 176 square miles, 16 cays make up the land portion of the park. The rest? Clear, blue ocean waters.
Lighthouses are scattered throughout the Bahamas. And sensibly so: our chain of islands has needed them to guide ships from the sea throughout our history. Some of them have become famous landmarks, and others add character to our islands. Although George Town has no lighthouses, dozens of towers are worth day trips to on other islands to cities like Bimini, Nassau, Acklins, and more.
An old plantation cookhouse is now The Club Bar. Full of history and memories, The Club is the perfect place to enjoy a pre-dinner cocktail or unwind after a long day. Don’t forget that our famous Doctor of Libations, Lermon, or “Doc”, is there every Tuesday!
