Cheap Things To Do in Nassau, New Providence Island, Bahamas

This park on Great Inagua island is internationally famous as the site of the world's largest colony of wild West Indian flamingos. In the Bahamian dialect, these birds are called fillymingos or flamingas. The islands of the Bahamas ... More on LLBean.com

Abaco National Park preserves 20,500 acres of southern Abaco forest land. The park's forest is the major habitat for the Abaco population of the Bahama parrot. This unique parrot nests in natural limestone cavities on the ground. ... More on LLBean.com

Not to be missed—this beach is world famous for its fabulous sand and crystal waters and for the myriad ups... More on Yahoo! Travel

The ideal water temperature is 70-75 degrees. More on igougo

Let me STRONGLY suggest that if you are going to the Bahamas during Christmas or New Year's (regardless of where you stay), get to ... More on igougo

Twice a year, the Bahamas celebrates Junkanoo - on December 26th (Boxing Day) and January 1. This fabulous display of costumes, cultures ... More on igougo

To gain a better appreciation for all things Bahamian, take a few hours to browse through this museum. There's a permanent exhibition here titled "A Reservoir of History." The name sounds a bit bookish, but the exhibit itself is enlightening ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Good food Superb location Friendly staff Cold drinks Walking distance from home All balance out that it is ... More on TripAdvisor

We dined here on 4/11. It was beautiful. Set oceanside with a cool blue and white color theme and a tropica... More on TripAdvisor

Forty protected underwater acres of coral, botanical and tropical life are just off the shore of this stretch of powdery sand. As you might imagine, this is the most popular place for snorkeling on... More on Yahoo! Travel

Its really beatiuful and very romantic , its where I first met my husband and we have been married for at least 20 years and we are thinking about celebrating our 21st aniversary there. More on Yahoo! Travel

Two hundred years ago, Vendue House was the site of the local slave auctions. The house now serves as a mus... More on Yahoo! Travel

There was no sign indicating what was being done or when /if the museum would're-open. More on TripAdvisor

Pelican Cay National Park offers sensational undersea caves, colorful coral reefs and abundant plant and marine life. This 2,100-acre park covering land and sea is a sister park to the Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park. It is located eight ... More on LLBean.com

Statues of notable historical and mythological figures populate this stone garden. Marble and bronze visage... More on Yahoo! Travel

Go for a walk for run thou the gardens it is amazing. Be sure to visit at sunset and see the night time lig... More on TripAdvisor