The Bahamas

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Aerial view of a person swimming alone in a vast blue ocean, with sunlight reflecting on the water's surface.

Underwater scene with colorful coral reef and various small fish swimming, sunlight streaming through clear blue water.

The Bahamas are known for their crystal clear water, abundant wildlife, and natural beauty. Reefs are found throughout the entire archipelago, making for excellent snorkelling. Low-lying islands, scattered sandbars, and tranquillity make the Bahamas a fantastic destination for a getaway from reality.

Clear turquoise sea with rocky shoreline under bright blue sky

Pig swimming in clear turquoise water at the beach on a sunny day.

Wild pigs inhabit many of the islands. Placed there by locals, they hang by the beaches, waiting to be fed by passing tourists. On occasion, they will swim out to your boat for food. Large iguanas inhabit many of the islands and will sunbathe on the rocks and beach in wait of feeding time.

Underwater scene with coral reef and colorful fish swimming in clear blue water

Scenic view of a coastal resort with tall buildings, colorful buildings, and a boat on turquoise water under a clear sky.

The Thunderball Groto, made famous in the 1965 James Bond movie, Thunderball, is a naturally formed underwater cave swarming with fish and bathed in natural light.

The Atlantis Hotel on Paradise Island is a stone’s throw away from the marina in Nassau and is certainly a place worth spending a night, whether on the boat or at a hotel.