Water Sports
One of the beaches that you should see is Cabbage Beach on Paradise Island. There is much to do in the water here including boating/sailing, diving, deep-sea fishing, canoeing, jet skiing, kite boarding, parasailing, snorkeling and waterskiing! Take advantage of the wonderful waters and definitely snorkel or dive, as there are many remarkable sights to see under the beautiful emerald waters!
Island Diversity
Nassau has a rich history of people dating back to the 1600s. Some of those early settlers were pilgrims looking for good farm land. Later, Loyalists left America because of opposition to the independence of the U.S., and came to Nassau. Along with them came plantation owners who settled New Providence, along with their slaves. In the 1800's even more of African descent settled this island because they were freed by the British Navy from the slave ships. There are also an interesting mingling of influences from China, Greece, Lebanon, and the West Indies due to a need for labour on the island. In the 1950's many Haitians also migrated to the island because of economic troubles and unrest. The people with their rich heritage are very friendly and welcoming. Your experience will be rewarding to say the least!
Activities
There are numerous choices of things to do; from the Junkanoo Festival every summer, botanical gardens, cultural experiences, the famous straw market; to casinos, golf, and of course shopping! You will not be bored!