Nassau, the country's central city, is situated on the island of New Providence and is home to the country's primary and busiest ports of entry: the Lynden Pindling International Airport and the Nassau Cruise Port. Nassau, located on the northeast coast of New Providence Island, is one of the Caribbean's busiest cruise ship ports. It is also The Bahamas' capital and commercial centre. Relaxing on the world's most gorgeous beaches, indulging in world-class restaurants and nightlife, unwinding in award-winning spas, or embarking on a thrilling undersea adventure. Nassau Paradise Island has something for everyone. Nassau is rich in culture and history. Piracy has a fascinating history, and Nassau boasts a magnificent pirate museum. You may buy souvenirs and admire the exquisite craftsmanship at Nassau's straw market, which has its particular character. Fort Fincastle, erected in 1588, sits atop the city of Nassau. The tourist hotspot of Paradise Island protects Nassau Harbor, which is bustling with boat activity. Several cruise ships can dock at Prince George Wharf simultaneously, bringing waves of tourists into the city to enjoy the city's s and activities, ranging from botanical gardens to an adrenaline-pumping water park, dreamy beaches and duty-free shopping. Capital- Nassau International Airport: Lynden Pindling International Airport (LPIA) Population- 255,000 Currency- the Bahamian dollar Time: UTC/GMT -5 hours Driving side- left side Main Electricity - 120V Official Language- English Religion- Christianity
Despite the swarms of camera-toting tourists, Nassau, Bahamas, one of the most popular cruise ship ports in the Caribbean, manages to fascinate visitors. Exuma Cays Land & Sea Park is home to some of the Bahamas' most beautiful seascapes. Harbour Island, located northeast of its larger sister Eleuthera, has long been a haven for the wealthy and famous. Grand Bahama Island, the northernmost of the Bahamas' islands, is a favourite destination for cruise ships and package visitors.
