Best Beach in The Bahamas

"Cable beach in Nassau is what Cabbage beach is to Paradise Island. Most tourists who prefer to stay in Nassau head towards a beach-front resort on Cable beach. And the beach is fringed with plenty of large resorts including Sandals, Sheraton, Wyndham etc and recently the new grand Bahamar."

"The name perhaps was so given because you will fall in love with the beach the moment you are there. It's a fairly long stretch of powdery sands with crystal clear water located at the west end of New Providence Island and quite close to the Lynden Pindling International Airport where all international flights land in Nassau. In fact while landing, you can clearly see the love beach below."

"Love Beach is a dream you won’t want to wake up from, and you won’t have to – at least not for the duration of your vacation!. Among the most interesting features on this beach are its natural rock pools, hammocks and cabanas. Love Beach is quiet, calm, perfect for a romantic stroll, and even good for family beach days."

"Love Beach is undoubtedly one of the quietest of all the best beaches in Nassau. Since it’s located 9 miles away from downtown Nassau, most people don’t bother to make the trip. However, a trip to this beach will treat you to one of the very best sites for snorkeling."

"Montagu Beach is located a short drive or a 45-minute walk east of the Nassau cruise terminal and is a great option for cruise passengers who like some history thrown in with their beach-going (or for anyone staying on the island). That is because Fort Montagu is a historic fort constructed in the 18th century to protect the eastern entrance to Nassau Harbor from invaders — and it is located right by the sand. Montagu Beach has a sandy shoreline, often dotted with vendors selling food, including seafood and local fruit."

"Montagu Beach lies to the eastern edge of the Paradise Island Bridge, which connects Nassau to Paradise Island. This beach, home to an 18th-century fort, offers an ideal escape for history buffs visiting the Bahamas. The fort was originally constructed to protect Nassau's eastern harbor."

"For a bit of local history, this beach is located at the historic Fort Montagu. Built circa 1741, this is Nassau’s oldest fort whose purpose was to defend the island against invaders from the eastern harbor. Tours and interesting stories are available on site."

"Having gotten its name from the film “Jaws”, Jaws Beach is a wonderful stop for all movie enthusiasts. Though it was the filming location for the final section of the “Jaws” movie series, it is unlikely that you will see a shark here. An isolated and generally deserted beach, Jaws Beach is the perfect destination for a romantic stroll."

"On your way to the popular Cable Beach, stop at Goodman’s Bay Beach (the eastern part of Cable beach). This is the less crowded side of Cable beach and where you can relax without all of the resort’s hullabaloo. Goodman’s features a wide stretch of soft white sand and has plenty of shade from an abundance of casuarina trees on the beach."

"Goodman's Bay Beach is actually an extension of Cable beach towards east on the northern shoreline of New Providence (Nassau). So just before you get into the resort area of Cable beach, you can access Goodman's Bay. You can also walk eastward from cable beach and reach Goodman's bay."

"Although sometimes poorly rated for their lack of after-sales and customer service, Colombian Emeralds is the top specialist for this famous green gemstone in Nassau. Besides emeralds, the cruise passenger will also find jewelry brands like Charriol, Damiani, Lauren G Adams, or Quattour; and watches like Shinola, TagHeur, Philip Stein, Bulova, Raymond Weil. Colombian Emeralds - Nassau"

"With a wonderful array of local shops and stores, Nassau Paradise Island is a shopper’s heaven. Fine fashions and designer boutiques at Crystal Court Shops and Marina Village in Paradise Island. Unique and popular shops on Bay Street in downtown Nassau."

"Cable beach in Nassau is what Cabbage beach is to Paradise Island. Most tourists who prefer to stay in Nassau head towards a beach-front resort on Cable beach. And the beach is fringed with plenty of large resorts including Sandals, Sheraton, Wyndham etc and recently the new grand Bahamar."

"Having gotten its name from the film “Jaws”, Jaws Beach is a wonderful stop for all movie enthusiasts. Though it was the filming location for the final section of the “Jaws” movie series, it is unlikely that you will see a shark here. An isolated and generally deserted beach, Jaws Beach is the perfect destination for a romantic stroll."

"Ibiza Bahamas is a versatile nightclub, open for both daytime and evening partying. The club’s interiors are dramatic black with multicolored neon light accents; its exteriors are casual island chic with thatched roof gazebos by the poolside draped with white. Staying true to its Mediterranean roots, Ibiza brings its electronic dance music addiction to the Bahamas."

"Located in the upscale The Cove at Atlantis, this lounge's resort setting in the Bahamas makes it the perfect place to enjoy delicious drinks that are as colorful as the stunning sunsets framed by the windows overlooking Paradise Beach. Patrons can play table games like blackjack and roulette or simply unwind while enjoying dainty, decadent tapas, signature cocktails and fruit-infused martinis, such as the Covetini, a refreshing mix of raspberry rum, mango jasmine puree and raspberries with a touch of lime. With a full all-day menu, it's sometimes hard to pull patrons away from the lively lounge."

"Not only is Bon Vivants one of the most Instagrammable places in Nassau, but it’s also the perfect place to relax with an afternoon tea or coffee. This place is actually a cocktail bar as well, and the owners wanted to create a space that perfectly mixed Caribbean art and history with the craft of cocktails. It’s truly one of the most beautiful cafes in the world."