Arawak Beach
Downtown Nassau
Not to be confused with the popular Fish Fry of the same name, Arawak Beach is located on the southeast coast of Paradise Island. Located just beyond the Paradise Island golf course, this secluded beach is less crowded than some of the more centrally located beaches on the island with shallow water and powdery sand.
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