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Fall in Love With Our Turquoise WatersBahamian waters have been enticing visitors for decades. By far, sparkling turquoise waters and white sandy beaches stretching for miles have always been one of the most alluring features of The Bahamas. The ocean ranges from absolutely clear and colorless turquoise to all imaginable shades of blues. Picture ultramarine, azure and cerulean Bahamian waters morphing into royal blue with occasional patches of aquamarine, sea green and even purples.
Not only can the Islands of the Bahamas be spotted by astronauts deep in space, but their breathtaking turquoise blue waters can now be seen from non-astronauts as well. Google Earth features precise images that prove just how incredible the color of the Bahamian waters really is. In person, you’ll discover that these fantastic blue waters are crystal-clear, often up to 100 feet. There’s nothing quite like it. Come see for yourself… |
Did You Know Fall in Love With Our Turquoise Waters
Water temperatures average about 80°F year-round, which explains the quick desire to assume the role of a beach bum on any of our 17 white sandy beaches. Nassau Paradise Island also offers a wide range of activities that gives you the chance to completely immerse yourself in the wonders of the waters. Take a dip with the dolphins at Dolphin Cay at Atlantis. Experience the thrill of water slides and intense rapids at Aquaventure, the water experience at Atlantis. Glide through the depths of the sea as you explore colorful reefs and marine life while snorkeling or scuba diving in crystal clear waters. Discover our vast array of water sports and make a splash!Browse More Fun Facts...
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Did You Know?Dolphins displaced by Hurricane Katrina were rescued and now reside at Dolphin Cay at Atlantis. |
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Did You Know?Both Nassau and Paradise Island played major roles in the 2006 remake of the James Bond movie, Casino Royale. |
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Did You Know?In 1976 legendary Reggae singer/songwriter Bob Marley and his wife Rita discovered this former governor's mansion. |
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Did You Know?Junkanoo, a spectacular street parade, is at the heart of the music culture of the Bahamas. |
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Did You Know?One of the largest wine cellars in the world, boasting over 250,000 bottles, can be found at the Graycliff Restaurant. |
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Did You Know?Captain Woodes Rogers was appointed Royal Governor of the Bahamas in 1717. Before his duty as governor, Rogers was a privateer from England sent on expeditions in order to harass Spanish colonies throughout the coast of the Atlantic. |
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Did You Know?The brilliant blue waters of the Bahamas are one of the two landmarks that stand out most clearly from space. |
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Did You Know?The first swimming pool in The Islands of The Bahamas was built at the Graycliff Hotel in Nassau. |
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