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How to Enjoy Your Tour of the Bahamas


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The many tourist attractions of the Bahamas, gives instructions on how to get there; and overall, teaches how to enjoy a great, within-budget vacation in the islands.
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The islands of the Bahamas is part of the Caribbean and as such is about three hours away by air from Toronto, Canada; or about 45 minutes from Miami, Florida. The time is exactly that of North American Eastern Time. From the International Airport at Nassau, the main city, downtown is just 20 minutes away and will cost you a $20 taxi fare. Ask the taxi driver to drop you off at the British Colonial Hotel, to the left of which you will find Bay St., which consists of the whole downtown area.

Downtown Bahamas

In the early part of the 20th century, Nassau was a sleepy old town, slumbering in the tropical sunshine and Bay St. stores sold food, supplies and some straw goods and souvenirs to the few tourists who found these lovely islands. Today, downtown Nassau is vibrant with merchant and tourist activity. It"s a mile of everything you"d love to buy; shoulder to shoulder, the stores are a treasure trove of fine goods and souvenirs, the perfect place to find an extra special gift or a keepsake from your vacation.

The most popular tourist purchases are jewelry, watches, perfume, liquor, china and crystal, all of which you"ll find in superabundance. All the major brand names are available at Duty Free prices in glittering stores where the staff is always happy to help.

Seek out the delightful stores in the small side streets and arcades, which display unique treasures for you to buy. These are stores specializing in souvenir items. Look for gifts, which are Made in The Bahamas and don"t forget to stop by the Straw Market, where vendors show off a huge selection of T-shirts, straw goods, among other souvenirs. The Plait Lady (opposite the Royal Bank of Canada, Bay and Victoria streets) has a store and workshop, where you can watch straw goods actually being made.


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