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Blue Lagoon Island Beach Break


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Nassau Snuba Tour

Best-of-Nassau Buggy Sightseeing Tour

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Bites of Nassau Food Tasting & Cultural Walking Tour

Blue Lagoon Island Dolphin Encounter

Blue Lagoon Island Stingray Encounter

Blue Lagoon Island Dolphin Program Observer

Blue Lagoon Island Sea Lion Encounter

Two Tank Professional Shark Diving in Nassau

Exuma Full Day Swimming Pigs Powerboat Adventure

Palm Cay

Goodman's Bay

Saunders Beach

Caves Beach

Junkanoo Beach

Local Beaches

Paradise Island

Queen's Staircase

Nettie's

The Pink Shack

Hidden Gems

Royal Blue Golf Club

Primeval Forest National Park

Pearl Island Bahamas

Blue Shark Golf Course

Clifton Heritage National Park

Outdoor Fun

Mexicaba

Social House Sushi & Grill

Meze Grill

Palm Tree Delights

Nikkei

Dine Casual

Banana Bay

Gold Rock Beach

Lucayan National Park

Ben's Cave

Burial Mound Cave

Grand Bahama Family Island

Get ready for a day full of entertainment! Create lots of happy moments and unforgettable memories, from enjoying beach activities to indulging in local food and drinks. You can never go wrong with this itinerary.

Enjoy the Utmost Bahamian Entertainment

An experience not to be forgotten! Parasail, swim, and relax at most famous beach of Paradise Island. Then, power up with some food and drinks for some shopping energy.

Fly, dine, and shop in the Bahamas

If you’re looking for lots of fun moments, don’t miss out on this experience where you get to try a different variety of local beer and drinks of your choice. No trip is complete without some booze tasting!

Enjoy a Full-Beer Bahamian Experience

No trip to a new destination would be complete without learning about its history. This is especially true for the Bahamas. Uncover on this trip the secrets of its original inhabitants and its mesmerizing pirate history!

Unveil the exciting history of the Bahamas

If you’re a nature lover, then this one is most certainly for you! Get your cameras ready to take Instagram-perfect pictures while wandering through lush gardens with amazing native plants and meeting the animals of this paradise island. 

Discover The Bahamian Nature and Wildlife

Have you ever wondered what a real pirate’s life is like? Let’s be honest here, we all have at one point or another. Well, now it’s time you discover the reality of it through exciting and interactive pirate adventures. It’s fun to be a pirate for a day!

Experience the real life of Bahamian pirates

When going on vacation, it is rare for you to find a trip that covers the beach and city in one day. This trip combines both! You get to discover Bahamas' beautiful beach, as well as its local culture.

Picture perfect locations at the Bahamas

If you're looking for a romantic yet thrilling adventure, this experience is for you. Cruise through the golden hour of the Atlantic Ocean, then bet on your luck at the casino!

Discover the Bahamian ocean and casino

There's nothing more fun than water activities and spending a day full of Bahamian talent entertainment surrounded with beautiful nature views.

Fun under the Bahamas sun

A historical beach with fishermen,  artisans, and a nearby fort where you can kickback and relax to enjoy the ocean view before dancing your night away? This sounds perfect! 

Unveil Bahamas’ Rich heritage

SkyBar

Monkey Bar

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SportsBook

Bon Vivants

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Located just off the shore of the city of Nassau, Paradise Island is a treasure-trove of activities for families, offering extensive water park rides, pools, restaurants, zoos, walk-in aquariums and casinos. Paradise Island is also known for having some of the most beautiful white-sand beaches in the world, turquoise blue water and the Caribbean’s best variety of entertainment.

Bahamas, The

The Bahamas

Nassau

Exumas

Welcome to the throbbing heart of Florida – half America, half Caribbean culture. The nightlife here is legendary thanks to the Latin-flavored beats and the large populations of Cubans, Puerto Ricans, Dominicans and other islanders. You can hang out at the beach or explore the Art Deco streets of Old Miami, where you’ll find the Villa Vizcaya museum and garden.Food is central to the Miami experience. A tour of Little Havana is a must if you want to try some traditional specialties while also enjoying the music, the art and perhaps a fine hand-rolled cigar. In some secret places, you can also learn more about the ‘black magic’ of the islands: Santeria. Further out into the ocean, Key West offers some of the best seafood and sunsets.Theme parks are naturally part of the experience. At Jungle Island you can meet a variety of animals in a tropical setting. Birds, monkeys, parrots, rare species and a massive tiger are great for children. At the Miami Seaquarium there are performing sea lions, dolphins and killer whales, as well as more sedate non-performers such as endangered manatees or turtles.

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Miami

Miami Beach is a must-see city with great weather year-round to enjoy its famous beaches. Explore the Art Deco district of Miami Beach to appreciate the area's iconic architecture. The Art Deco District in South Beach boasts more than 800 historic buildings in Miami Beach from the 1930s and 1940s. You'll also be treated to fine dining, nightlife, and spas in Miami Beach. Don't forget to take a relaxing beachside stroll or do fun outdoor activities like fishing, biking, kayaking, tennis, or golf.

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Riyadh, the proud capital of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, home to the extremely-wealthy House of Saud. This extravagant and vibrant metropolis surrounded by an ocean of sand is home to luxurious hotels and top-notch restaurants, evergrowing and ever-improving. Despite its renowned traditionalist mindset, the city recently has become more open-minded and liberal, with the purpose of attracting foreign visitors to further boost its tourism and international reputation. Aside from all the typical grand luxurious activities, Riyadh is also home to some of Saudi Arabia's best museums such as its National Museum and the al-Masmak Palace Museum.

Saudi Arabia

Riyadh

Dubai has grown in recent years to become one of the world’s great modern cities, famed for its gleaming architecture, luxury shopping, great weather and its ambition. Travelers to this desert metropolis will discover a place that’s always restless and striving for the sky.Here, you’ll find the world’s tallest building, the Burj Khalifa. Don’t miss the chance to see the stunning views from the observation deck, especially at sunset when its long shadow stretches off across the sand. You’ll also see the remarkable Palm Jumeirah manmade island and The World: an impressive artificial archipelago designed to resemble the various continents.It’s not all about the future, however. You can discover the exotic history of Dubai in the traditional districts of Bastakyia and Deira, where you’ll find the old gold and spice souks. Take a traditional Abra water taxi across the Dubai Creek and look back at the skyline from the best viewpoint in the city, or visit the ancient fortress of Al Fahidi. Culture vultures will appreciate the magnificent Jumeirah Mosque and the Dubai Museum.

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Dubai

Top 6 things to do in Barcelona This sun-blessed city tops everyone’s destination list, whether it’s for the storybook architecture, glorious food, or simply the lure of a city that’s like a massive beach town. It hits that sweet spot where history and hedonism meet. By day marvel at architectural gems that go from towering Roman-era columns to Gaudí’s masterpieces. By night feast on tasty tapas before hopping to numerous bars and clubs that only get started around 2 am. Best of all, whenever you need a nature break, the beach is right there and waiting. With so much on offer, we make it easier by sharing our top picks. From Gaudí’s spectacular unfinished Sagrada Familia to a museum dedicated to Picasso, we show you the best on offer. 1. Sagrada Familia No visit to Barcelona is complete without visiting Gaudí’s most staggering work. Started in 1812, the sheer magnitude of this project means its construction has continued into the present. Love or hate this twisting turreted masterpiece, there’s nothing quite like it. Head to the Bell Tower for charming views. 2. Casa Batlló With its swirling facade that resembles boney gaping mouths, the Casa Batlló looks like something out of a dream. Commissioned as a home for the well-to-do Battlò family, Gaudí was given full creative power to create a house like no other. He succeeded; this is Gaudí at his most mind-blowing and surreal. 3. Picasso Museum Focusing mainly on Picasso’s early formative years, many of which were spent in Barcelona, there’s plenty to enthrall even moderate fans of the artist’s works. With over 3500 pieces, the breadth and versatility of his pieces will impress upon you his undeniable genius, evident even at the tender age of 15. 4. Park Güell This UNESCO-listed park was originally meant to be a network of houses and landscapes for the rich. Before the project commercially flopped and was finally abandoned, Gaudí created the enchanting park we know today. Explore 2 miles of winding pathways, grottoes, and mosaicked galleries in Gaudí’s inimitable style. 5. Montjuïc This hilltop overlooking the port is not only packed with lush lawns and tranquil gardens but also top-notch museums, architectural gems, a castle, and an Olympic pool. The Joan Miró museum, in particular, is well worth a visit. This is also the perfect place to escape the crowds and enjoy fantastic city views. 6. La Pedrera Named for its grey stone facade, La Pedrera (the Quarry) was commissioned as an apartment and office block in 1906. Now it’s recognized as a UNESCO-listed masterpiece in Gaudí’s trademark style. Admire the smoothly curving walls and twisting wrought iron that add a sense of movement and life to the building. Planning your Barcelona visit When to go? Boasting sunny days and moderate weather all year round, there’s no bad time to visit this charming city. July and August is the peak time for tourists, so you can expect accommodation prices to go up and queues for attractions to get long. The weather will also be sweltering hot, and many small businesses will close as locals go on vacation. On the other hand, this is the perfect time to hit the many beaches and the city will be buzzing with a whole host of fun festivals, which include everything from international music to cultural events. If you’re looking for less crowds and milder weather, then spring and autumn are ideal. Winter also has its own appeal; the weather is crisp but not freezing and you’ll still enjoy some sunny days. How many days should you spend? In three to four days, you’ll be able to see Barcelona’s main attractions, but if you really want to get into the flow of city life then we recommend staying for seven days or more. It’ll give you the chance to not only see lesser-known gems such as Montserrat, but also enjoy local activities, such as a picnic on Montjuïc, a bike ride along Barceloneta, or a friendly language exchange. It’ll also give you time to feast on all kinds of tasty tapas and explore the non-stop nightlife scene. How to get there? El Prat is the only airport in the city and is the main international airport. Aerobúses run regularly (from 5 am to 1 am) to the center and take around 30 minutes; one-way tickets cost (€5.90). A taxi costs around €25. Outside of Barcelona there are two smaller airports: Girona-Costa Brava and Reus. They service mainly low-cost airlines. From Girona airport, there is a direct bus to the Estació del Nord station in Barcelona. It takes around 75 minutes; tickets cost €16. From Reus airport, the most direct way to get to Barcelona is by bus, which will take you to Estació d'Autobusos de Sants. Tickets cost around €15.50 one-way, and it takes around 90 minutes. How to move around the city? Barcelona offers plenty of transport options that’ll get you around town easily and efficiently. The Metro system is excellent and for the most part, all you’ll need. It runs from 5 am to midnight most nights and then till 2 am on Fridays and 24 hours on Saturdays. There’s also a large network of trams and buses. Single tickets for all main public transport cost €2.20, in which case a 10-trip ticket (€11.35) is a good deal if you’re staying for a few days. If you’re up for a spot of exercise, Barcelona is an excellent city for bike riding. The weather is ideal and there are many dedicated bike lanes. Otherwise, it’s relatively easy to get around on foot, especially if you’re in the historic center, while taxis are quite affordable compared to other major European cities. Where to shop? Whether you’re looking for high-end boutiques, historic markets, vintage treasure troves, or hip local design shops, the city more than provides. Top of the list is the city’s main market; La Boqueria. Immerse yourself in its kaleidoscope of colors, sounds, and wondrously enticing scents, as you sample all kinds of fresh foods and Spanish snacks. The elegant Passeig de Gràcia instead is worth a visit for power fashion brands, such as Stella McCartney and Louis Vuitton, and also to take in some gorgeous modernist buildings. If you’re looking for something more distinctly local, El Born is where you’ll find home-grown designer boutiques. Finally, El Raval is the place for eclectic design and those hard-to-find vintage gems.

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Barcelona

Top 6 things to do in ParisThe City of Lights needs no introduction. For centuries it’s enthralled visitors and inspired the work of some of the world’s most acclaimed writers and artists, from Victor Hugo to Van Gogh. Iconic monuments, world-class museums, elegant boulevards, and impossibly chic inhabitants are all part of its charm. So where to begin in this impeccable city? From its soaring Eiffel Tower to the boldly modern Centre Pompidou and sculpted Arc de Triomphe, we show you the best the city has to offer. And let’s not forget its glorious gastronomy, from delicate pastries to the humble baguette and creamy cheeses accompanied by earthy local wines. Discover it all and let this mesmerizing city cast its spell on you.1. Eiffel TowerConstructed by Gustave Eiffel for the 1889 World’s Fair, it’s hard to believe this iconic tower was ever intended to be temporary. Saved by its potential use as a radio antena, it’s become one of Paris’ most enduring symbols. Head to the third floor for city views (that get especially romantic at night).2. Louvre MuseumThere’s more to the Louvre than its gleaming glass pyramid and Da Vinci’s mysterious Mona Lisa. Home to more than 10,000 works, its collection runs the gamut from Egyptian antiques to Dutch masters such as Vermeer and Rembrandt. Highlights include the ancient Winged Victory of Samothrace and Venus de Milo.3. Arc de TriompheBegun in 1806 in honor of Napoléon’s recent victory at Austerlitz, it was another 20 years before his monumental arch was finally complete. Highlights include intricate sculptures such as Départ des Volontaires de 1792 (Departure of the Volunteers of 1792). You can also climb the 284 steps for sweeping views.4. Musee RodinGet to know this famed sculptor in the 18th-century mansion he used to call home. While many of his works are in the mansion itself, his most famous sculptures can be found in the surrounding rose garden. Exuding tranquility, the latter is the perfect place to ponder one of his greatest works: The Thinker.5. Centre PompidouFormer French president George Pompidou wanted a game-changing museum and he certainly got it. Famed for Its radical inside-out architecture, the museum houses cutting-edge exhibitions, performances, cinemas and an enviable permanent collection of French art. Don’t miss the panoramic view from the rooftop.6. French gastronomyHome to one of the world’s most renowned cuisines, there’s no excuse for not indulging in some fantastic foods, such as a light-as-air macaroon or some creamy camembert. Make your way from artisanal boulangeries to exquisite patisseries, cosy bistros and Michelin-star restaurants; you won’t be disappointed.Planning your Paris visitWhen to go?Paris will charm you regardless of the season. That said, the months from April to May and September to October are widely considered the best times to visit. You’ll miss the summer crowds while also getting to enjoy the mild yet sunny weather. Spring also lets you see the city in full bloom. Summer is the peak tourist season (June to August), when the weather is at its best and brightest and attractions are at their busiest. Some local establishments may also close during August. Winter is better for those looking to nab a deal as prices for both flights and accommodation tend to drop. Sights are less packed, although you’ll never have them to yourself as Paris attracts tourists all year round.How many days should you spend?Paris is a cosmopolitan city brimming with culture, history, shopping and fantastic nightlife. Three days might just be enough to pack in some of its main sights, but keep in mind you’d be on a tight schedule. Instead, we recommend you get to know the city at a more leisurely pace by spending five days to a week. This way you can see the city’s top attractions while also discovering its more hidden local side.How to get there?Charles de Gaulle is the city’s main airport and is connected to central Paris by train (RER) and bus; prices range from €6 to €18. If you're in a hurry a taxi is the fastest way to get into town (45 minutes) and costs €55-60.Orly Airport is 13km south of Paris. Getting to the city center is a little less direct unless you take a taxi (€35). If you go by train, you’ll have to change at the Antony station to lines RER B or RER C. It costs around €12 one way. Otherwise, the Orlybus will take you direct for €8.30 one way.Beauvais Airport is a small airport 80 km from Paris, which is mostly used by low-cost airlines. It takes 80 minutes approximately by airport shuttle to Porte Maillot (€17). Trains run to Gare du Nord station every 1 to 2 hours and cost €13-€16.How to move around the city?While the city is by no means small, it’s relatively easy getting around thanks to a speedy and efficient public transport system. The Metro and RER are the fastest modes of transport and operate from around 5:30 am to 1:15 am (Fridays and Saturdays the Metro stays open an hour later). There’s also a bus system run by RATP, which may be more convenient for families with strollers and those with limited mobility. Prices start from €1.90 for a single bus/train ticket. Paris is also becoming increasingly bike-friendly and this is a scenic way to explore the city. While you’ll spot various bike-share systems throughout the city such as Vélib', not all will accept foreign credit cards.Where to shop?With its well-heeled locals and chic boutiques, this is a city that knows a thing or two about style. Get your sartorial dose at any number of shopping districts. The Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré is the beating heart of designer fashion, with flagships stores from big-name brands such as Versace and Hermes. Otherwise, if you’re looking for something more niche head to Marais, which has everything from artisanal jewelers to trendy concept stores like Merci. Vintage lovers will go wild in Paris’ many flea markets; Saint-Ouen is the city’s largest and is a veritable treasure trove of pre-loved goods. Additionally, you can’t leave Paris without strolling through one of its covered arcades famed for their old-world beauty, such as the Galerie Vivienne.