Paradise Island Paradise Island, a long, narrow barrier island connected to Nassau by a toll bridge, is as different from Nassau as Key West is from Miami. While Paradise Island is a world of hotels, restaurants and exciting nightlife, it s also a world still quite unspoiled where you can enjoy the sea and beaches that lie close to the bustling streets of the city.
shoot. You simply take it into the water, shoot until it stops, and then take the whole thing in for processing. The second option is to rent a more sophisticated under-water camera from one of the many dive shops.
maps: Abacos 144; Acklins & Crooked Island, 259; Andros, 188; the Bahamas, 4; Berry Islands, 263; Cat Island, 268; Grand Bahama, 104; Grand Turk, 331; Great & Little Exuma, 236; Great Inagua, 278; Long Island, 282; New Providence, 54; North and South Bimini, 204; North Caicos, 337; Providenciales, 319; San Salvador, 295; Turks & Caicos Islands, 312
About the Bahamas 3 Geography 3 Nassau 5 Paradise Island 5 Freeport 6 Grand Bahama 6 The Out Islands 6 History 9 Early Settlement 9 Pirates & Privateers three rivers camping 9 The 19th Century 11 The Modern Era 12 Getting There 12 By Air 12 By Cruise Ship 12 By Mail Boat 13 By Private Boat 14 Package Vacations 14 Before You Go 16 Travel Documents 16 Customs 16 Departure Taxes 16 Disabled Travelers 17 The People 17 Language 18 Eating & Drinking 18 Feast from the Sea 19 Traditional Foods 19 Drinks 20 Tipping 20 Accommodations 20 Out Islands 21 Package Deals 22 Restaurant & Hotel Prices 22 Practical Information 23 Banking 23 Bicycles & Mopeds 23 Buses 23 Casinos 24 Climate 24 Currency 24 Dress 25 Electricity 25
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