PAID CONTENT FOR GRAND BAHAMA ISLAND
Grand Bahama Island BAHAMAS
Grand Bahama Island, a tropical gem located just 55 miles from the coast of Florida, beckons travellers with its blend of relaxed charm and breathtaking natural wonders. On the western side of Grand Bahama, visitors
are greeted with an family island experience. This region exudes a laid-back vibe reminiscent of a coastal fishing community. Here, visitors can savour unique Bahamian delicacies like whole fried lobster, panny cakes and pickled conch salad. It’s an area where local culture and culinary traditions come alive, offering a genuine taste of island life. The centre of the island is a hub of convenience
and modern amenities. This area is perfect for those who enjoy a mix of relaxation and urban comforts. With numerous shops, restaurants and entertainment options, it provides everything visitors need for a comfortable and enjoyable stay. On the eastern side of the island, Grand Bahama
reveals its eco-wonderland with awe-inspiring natural attractions. The island boasts one of the largest underwater cave systems in the world, including spectacular sites like Ben’s Cave, Owl’s
Hole and Gold Rock Beach. These natural wonders are a haven for adventure-seekers and nature- lovers alike. For those interested in marine life, there are over 30 dive sites featuring sharks, shipwrecks, and intricate cave systems, making it a premier year-round diving destination. The island’s culinary scene is as diverse as its
landscapes. With 120 restaurants ranging from the historic Smith’s Point Fish Fry to upscale dining establishments, Grand Bahama caters to all tastes and budgets. Don’t miss the annual Goombay Summer Festival, which takes place each July, and the Grand Bahama Island Restaurant Fest, which takes place each August and celebrates the island’s rich food culture. With 44 named beaches and more than 40
activities available on both land and water, Grand Bahama ensures there’s never a dull moment. Choose from ocean adventures like swimming with dolphins, engaging with stingrays or exploring vibrant coral reefs. Alternatively, unwind at the beautiful Garden of the Groves botanic garden or indulge in a relaxing spa treatment.
DON’T MISS Visit the weekly Smith’s Point Fish Fry. It’s the oldest fish fry in the Bahamas and features Bahamian food, music, dancing and cocktails
118 Need to know
KEY FEATURES • Accessible via commercial and private flight, ferries and cruise ships
• Range of accommodation available including luxury hotels and all-inclusive resorts
KEY ACTIVITIES • Diving • Fishing • Kayaking • Ecology tours • Bike tours • Saling • ATV riding • Coral reef Snorkelling & restoration • Botanical garden • Missions for Mangroves Tour
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