Island Culture
Part British, part Spanish, part West African, Nassau Paradise Island emits a cultural vibe all its own. Here, find out what it means to be Bahamian. Islanders like a party, and visitors are always welcome. Join the festivities during a weekly fish fry or the semiannual Junkanoo celebrations, where costumed paraders shimmy down the street to the tune of rake ‘n’ scrape bands. Bring home a handmade souvenir, such as a straw basket or clay bead necklace. And be sure to save time for a leisurely walk past the pretty pastels of our historic streets.
Nassau Paradise Island's Colonial Charm
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On an island that has been alternately visited by marauding pirates, Spanish invaders and Prohibition-era rum runners, the history that rustles the garden leaves the loudest on Nassau Paradise Island is that of the Bahamas' 200 years of British government.
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Taste of The Bahamas
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Steal away for a mouthwatering retreat to Nassau Paradise Island, and your vacation will be sparked with plenty of island spice. Find a variety of dining options from casual to fine, local fare to American and International cuisine. There is something for everyone.
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Bahamian Culture
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Long before the first tourist stepped foot on its golden sands, The Bahamas were the playground of pirates.
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Colonial Culture
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The pastel-colored architecture and thriving flora and fauna throughout Nassau Paradise Island make for more than just a pretty postcard.
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