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14. Dooney & Bourke15. Club Carlo16. Club Milano24. Tortuga Rum Cakes27. Oh Sugar Candy Store28. Quanta Duty-Free30. Columbian Emerald International31. Calypso Carousels32. Doongalik Art Gallery33. Diamond Center

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The Atlantis Marina Village is an open-air market place with three interconnected plazas and stone walkways resembling a charming old time Bahamian settlement. There are 21 boutiques and shops, restaurants, casual cafes, an ice cream parlor, candy store and Tortuga rum cake factory with views of the harbor where million dollar mega yachts are docked and gulls glide on the breezes.

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Water Attractions and Recreation The Atlantis aquarium is not just for guests of At-lantis. For a modest fee you’ll walk through an un-derwater wonderland where manta rays, spotted rays, tropical colored fish, sharks and eels seem close enough to touch. Manta ray feeding is a highlight. If you want an unforgettable experience, make time for the Blue Lagoon Dolphin encounter with bottle-

nose dolphins. The 141-acre waterscape Aquaventure is the centerpiece of the Atlantis Resort and one of the world’s largest water-themed attractions. There are thrilling water slides, a mile-long

river with high intensity rapids and wave surges, snorkeling la-goon, life-size replica of a Maya pyramid and the awesome Leap of Faith. More fun can be found by taking a Booze Cruise, offer-

ing a combo of sun and fun. Drink, dance to Caribbean music or swim and snorkel in the warm, clear waters. Good diving and snorkeling are found around the island. Inquire at your tour desk or con-tact Stuart Coves Dive Center at Atlantis or Bahama Divers in Nassau. The Lost Blue Hole is the most unusual dive site in the Bahamas. The natural sinkhole in the open ocean floor is 100 feet across and 200 feet deep with large schools of

reef. Local charter boats can take you to places where trophy-sized fish await your challenge. Hook up with an experienced guide and see if you can better one of the 50 world records in the Bahamas. Take a 25-minute boat ride to Blackbeard’s Cay, named after Edward Teach a.k.a. Blackbeard, the most feared pirate of his time. There’s also a Stingray Adventure Program and fun Treasure Beach Tour. Whatever you want to do, it’s always better in The Bahamas.

Attractions & Things To Do In Nassau Referred to as the Fish Fry by locals, Arawak Cay, with its colorful multistory shacks lining the harbor is only a conch’s throw from the downtown Nassau. Those seeking tasty seafood flock here to chill out with a cold brew and eat fried grouper fingers, conch salad and grilled lobster. A mile from downtown is charming Ardastra Gardens and Zoo Conservatory. The landscaped grounds have aviaries, animals including two jaguars and a show three times day with rare Carib-bean flamingos marching to military or-ders in unison. The Junkanoo Museum showcases the elaborate costumes and floats from the annual Mardi-Gras-type festival that ignites an exuberant fever in the streets of Nassau every Decem-ber 26 and January 1. In the same vi-cinity is the National Art Gallery with a collection of Bahamian artists’ works in the national collection plus chang-ing exhibitions. The Pirates of Nassau Museum in the heart of downtown is housed in three historical buildings with fun theatrical exhibits bringing the history of pirates in the Caribbean alive with group walking tours and a chance to re-live the days of Blackbeard. Land-mark buildings to see include Rawson Square directly across from Prince George Wharf, the cruise dock. There are pastel pink and white historic government buildings including Parliament and the Governor’s mansion. Historical places of interest are The Queens Staircase, Nas-sau’s historic forts Montagu, Charlotte and Fincas-tle, Gregory Arch and The Caves. And for those who feel lucky, there are two world-class casinos, Atlantis Casino on Paradise Island and Crystal Palace at Ca-ble Beach.

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BEACHES, PUBLIC: Cabbage Beach - Paradise IslandJaws Beach - Southern Coast of New Providence. Earmed its name because the movie Jaws II was filmed there.Junkanoo Beach - An easy walk from downtown, just west of Hilton Hotel.Saunders Beach - Only five minutes west of downtown. GOLF COURSES:Cable Beach Golf Course - With almost 7,000 yards of fairways, plenty of man-made water obstacles.

Ocean Club Golf Course - A championship course by Tom Weiskopf with scenic drives and ocen views. PLACES TO SEE:Arawak Cay - Just west of downtown. An authentic culinary experience of the Bahamian “Fish Fry” where vendors sell made-to-order conch salad, fresh fried fish and lobster in season. The cay was built from sand when the harbor was dredged in 1969. Ardastra Gardens and Zoo - West of downtown.Home of the world-famous marching flamingos and mini-zoo with more than 200 mammals, birds and reptiles.

Clifton Heritage National Park - Southwestern New Providence. The only natural park in The Bahamas where visi-tors find remnants of of the historical and cultural lagacy of the original Lucayans, the Loyalists and Africans.Fort Charlotte - The largest of the island’s forts located on a hill overlooking the western entrance to the harbour with Paradise Island in the background. Built in 1788, it spans over 100 acres.Fort Fincastle - Built of cut limestone around the 1790s, the fort is located in the northeast sector of New Providence atop Bennet’s Hill. It protected Nassau Town and harbour.

Fort Montagu - The oldest fort still standing on the island is found at the eastern end of Nassau Harbour. It was built from local limestone in 1741. Admission is free, tours conduted daily. Nassau Botanical Gardens - Opened in 1973, the gardens provide a tranquil and protected retreat for visitors with 18 acres of tropical flora with more than 600 species. Potter’s Cay Dock - Home to an interesting and colorful variety of vendors offering home-grown fruits, vegetables, local spices, peppers and fresh seafood. Located underneath the big bridge, the cay is also home Nassau’s second “Fish Fry.”The Caves - Once home to the Lucayan Indians, it’s said

Island Attractionsthese caves were used for hundreds-of-years til the time of Christopher Columbus.The Cloisters - One of the Caribbean’s most popular weddings venues, these 14th century remains of the French Monastery is located on Paradise Island overlooking Nassau Harbour. Constructed of stone, the edifice is one of four to ever be removed from France.Xavier’s College - Established by the Sisters of Charity in 1889, the Roman Catholic School was the only girls school in The Bahamas. it was the counterpart to St. Augustine’s College, an all male school administered by Monks and Catholic Priests..

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1. Rawson Square – across from Festival Place. Colonial-style buildings and the bust of Sir Milo B. Butler Governor-General (1973-1979), and national hero during the struggle for independence.

2. Parliament Square – Bay Street at Parliament. Historic government buildings waiting to be photographed. In the courtyard is a fanciful statue of Queen Victoria. 3. Supreme Court – Located at the rear of Parliament Square. Judges and lawyers honor old traditions wearing wigs and robes during sessions of The Bahamas’ Supreme Court. 4. Nassau Public Library & Museum – The oldest building in Parliament Square. Built in 1798 as a jail and converted into a

library and museum with old books and memorabilia in 1873.5. Trinity Methodist Church – Opened in 1865. Destroyed by a hurricane, it was rebuilt and remains open since 1869.6. Central Bank – The treasury department and center for banking and foreign exchange.7. St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Kirk – Kirk (Scottish for church) is the second-oldest church edifice on New Providence and the third Christian congregation established in The Bahamas.

8. Christopher Columbus Statue – a fanciful rendering of Christopher Columbus as he looks towards the harbor. The Bahamian island of San Salvador was his first landfall in the New World.9. Government House – A stately mansion just west of Duke Street between Blue Hill Road and Market Street serves as the official residence of the Governor-General, the Queens ap-pointed representative.

10. National Art Gallery – The yellow mansion on Queen Street was originally known as Villa Doyle, built by Chief Justice William Henry Doyle in the 1860s. Today, it houses a fine collection of Bahamian art. 11. St. Francis Xavier Catholic Cathedral – The first mass was offered in 1886. It is the oldest, continually operating Catholic Church in The Bahamas.12. Greek Orthodox Church – Situated on West Street, the

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striking white church trimmed in blue was built by Greek residents who helped develop the country’s sponge industry.13. United States Embassy – On Queen Street near Marlbor-ough Street. The fully-operational embassy representing the United States and its citizens. 14. British Colonial Hilton Hotel – Built by Henry Flagler in the early 1900s. The land on which it sits was the site of Fort Nas-sau, built in 1697. It protected the harbor entrance and was the

site where notorious pirates were hanged. 15. Christ Church Cathedral – The official Cathedral of The Bahamas, built of stone and opened in 1753. The beautiful cathedral is located at the corner of George Street and King Street. 16. Nassau Straw Market – The new marketplace is a “must visit” for everyone. On Bay Street between Market Street and Frederick Street, it is where you barter your best deal for souve-nirs, local art and other goods.

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Nassau’s reputation for duty-free shopping is legendary. Savvy shoppers have made their way here for decades seeking duty-free savings on name-brand watches, jewelry, leather goods, crystal and china. In addition to the normal savings (usually more than expected) you also pay no sales tax. If you want to save even more, shop smart and compare values. Don’t be afraid to bargain for your best price. Also remember… always pay with a credit card when possible. The retail shops recommended below have ads on this map showing locations, telephone numbers and other information to help you find them. DeLucci Jewelers… is where you’ll find a luxury collection of white, fancy yellow, pink and blue diamond designs. Check out the unique, one-of-a-kind designs from the DeLucci Collection. They also offer guaranteed certified appraisals with a USA based customer service center. Festival Place… at Prince George Wharf celebrates Bahamian culture with lively vendors in colorful shops with gingerbread trim. Here is where you’ll find high-end crafts and goods such as Harl Taylor handbags with luxurious lining and beadwork, hand-rolled soaps and handcrafted jewelry. There’s an interesting food court and several kiosks where local foods and snacks are enjoyed. John Bull… for almost a century, John Bull has been the premier retailer of luxury goods and services in The Bahamas. They represent some of the world’s finest and most sought-after designers of fragrances, jewelry, timepieces, leather goods, cameras and cosmetics. Boasting a full line of renowned brands, you’ll find Cartier, Coach, David Yurman, Gucci, Tiffany, Van Cleef & Arpels and more. John Bull is also the exclusive retailer for Rolex in The Bahamas. Nassau’s Straw Market… No visit to Nassau would be complete without a stop at this one-of-a-kind marketplace. Located on Bay Street in the heart of town, it is famous throughout the islands for the quality and variety of crafts and hand-work found there. Browsing and exploring the vast array

of goods and crafts is only half the fun. The jocularity characterized while haggling for your best price make the experience priceless. It’s truly worth a visit. Solomon’s Mines… one of the original duty-free merchants in Nassau, showcasing elegant timepieces, stylish leather goods, porcelain collectibles, an unmatched collection of stainless

steel items and jewelry designed with diamonds, rubies and other gemstones. Fashionable timepieces include Anne Klein, Armitron, Guess, Nautica, Phillipe Charriol and Skagen. Fine jewelry features Majoria, Gabriel & Co. and Candela.

Don’t miss the stunning collection of Lladro porcelain figures, Lalique collectibles and the display Kalifano’s life-sized globes made from semi-precious gemstones. Via Mare… this unique boutique is where you’ll find stylish, one-of-a-kind imported designs. Sporting a seahorse logo, the trendy collection is fashionable, yet affordable. On display is a very nice collection of designer jeans, sporty sundresses, sheer tunics and flowery blouses in silks, cottons and lace. More shopping ideas… Del Sol has an interesting line of clothing and accessories that come to life with color when exposed to sunlight (kids love them). For biker junkies there’s a Harley Davidson store with souvenir apparel bearing the HD

logo from The Bahamas. Venetian Jewelers boasts the largest collection of diamonds

highlighted with colored diamonds by Sophia Fiori. Columbian Emeralds International displays an exquisite collection of jewelry with emeralds

and other gemstones. Sharkeez may be the brightest idea for souvenir tees,

bikinis, hoodies and colorful floral shirts. Elizabeth at Bay Marketplace has several nice

stores sporting imported European fashions. The Ole Nassau stores have a wonderful selection with excellent pricing on duty-free liquors, wines and cognacs.

Dining & Entertainment

DOWNTOWN NASSAU...Anchorage Restaurant at Fish Fry… is the recommended place to go if you’re looking for fresh seafood. Grouper, snapper, lobster, conch and shrimp are cooked order in a casual waterfront ambiance. Upstairs the sunset is picture-perfect. Downstairs, the bar serves cool tropical drinks. Aqua Restaurant… in the British Colonial Hilton serves Nassau’s most lavish lunch buffet. Their evening menu is a fine selection of tempting cuisine prepared with an international flare, Adjoining the restaurant Bullion Bar is popular for drinks and music.Blu Restaurant & Bar… is Nassau’s newest hot-spot for contemporary foodies. The charming waterfront setting oozes of casual elegance. The menu celebrates a collection of original seafood recipes, Mediterranean classics, local favorites, decadent desserts, fine wines and cocktails. Café Skans… on Bay Street is a family-owned restaurant known for Greek and Bahamian specialties. Breakfast is the best in town serving fluffy pancakes, French toast, omelets and local favorites. Lunch includes appetizing daily specials, fresh seafood, Bahamian-fried chicken, gyros, conch fritters, plump sandwiches and authentic Greek salads.Dunkin Donuts… America’s all day, everyday stop for coffee, baked goods, sandwiches and soup is here. The same quality you crave at home is now found downtown across from the Hilton Hotel, on Paradise Island next to Anthony’s Grill, and at the airport’s departure lounge. Green Parrot Nassau… just west of the bridge on East Bay is best-known for its authentic Bahamian cuisine, tasty barbeque chicken, smoked ribs, fresh fish, cracked conch, chili-lime shrimp, delicious T-bone steaks, boutique wine lounge and the great view of Nassau Harbour. Luciano’s of Chicago… overlooking Nassau Harbour and the towers of Atlantis, serves lunch and dinner in an elegant, waterfront mansion. The celebrated menu features Tuscan cuisine accented with tender vegetables and classic pastas, fresh seafood, prime steaks, succulent chops, an exceptional wine collection and scrumptious desserts.Olives Mediterranean Café & Bar… at Bay Street’s International Bazaar is known for authentic gyros, pizza, spicy Caribbean jerk, zesty Italian pesto, Greek salads and great burgers. The trendy, well-stocked bar serves local and imported beers, fine wines and cool tropical cocktails. Olive’s Meza Grill… a trendy, hotspot in Cable Beach with excellent Greek and Mediterranean cuisine. Lunch favorites include classic Greek tapas, gyros, spanakopita, a selection of Panini sandwiches and great burgers. Dinner favorites start with “meze” (tasty appetizers) followed by roasted meats, grilled fish, marinated calamari and a nice bottle of wine.Starbucks… a beacon for coffee-lovers everywhere, is the premier roaster and retailer of specialty coffee worldwide. All eight locations serve premium Tazo teas, fine pastries, freshly

made sandwiches salads and other delectable treats. Visit us for a full and rewarding coffee house experience. On Paradise Island: Marina Village, Coral Towers and The Reef at Atlantis. In Nassau: Charlotte Street, Palmdale Harbour Bay Plaza, Wyndham Casino and Cable Cottage. Talking Stick Restaurant & Bar… in the Towne Hotel

is adorned with a collection of original art and paintings. Lunch and dinner is a pleasing mix of Bahamian home-cooking with tasty specials like curry chicken, roasted lamb shank & barbeque ribs. The Crew Pub… near the cruise pier is a popular hangout for cruise passengers and hotel guests shopping on Bay Street. It’s a great place to catch a cool drink and something lite to eat. Conch fritters, fish & chips, quesadillas, burgers and tasty sandwiches are menu favorites. Bambu Bar & Lounge… the sounds of South Beach overlooking Nassau Harbour. The club-like atmosphere is comfortable, stylish and well-kept. Guest DJs spin top-40 hits until the wee hours while hotel guests, cruise staff and locals enjoy the evening with music and dancing. Tiki Bikini Beach Bar… west of the Hilton on Junkanoo Beach, this colorful tiki bar is a popular “hot spot” with visitors. Relax and chill out with cool things such as cold beers, frozen drinks, chilled coconut water and snacks. PARADISE ISLAND... Anthony’s Grill… is an excellent choice all day long, especially for families seeking a kid-friendly menu. Only steps from Atlantis and open all day, everything is moderately priced with a yummy selection of entrees including their famous baby back ribs, Bahamian seafood platters, Black Angus burgers, pastas dishes, the island’s best pizza and delicious deserts. Green Parrot at Hurricane Hole… is the island’s popular gathering place, especially at “happy hour.” Visitors, yachtsmen and locals gather for authentic Bahamian cooking, conch fritters, tasty fish sandwiches, juicy burgers, cold beer and favorite cocktails.Johnny Rockets… in Marina Village is all about their famous hot-off-the-grill burgers, grilled hot dogs, thick milk shakes, hot apple pie with ice cream, and a fun-loving staff that entertains while you dine. Good food and fun for all. Open late. Marina Village… is an amazing experience for shopping, dining and day dreaming. Mega yachts rest peacefully next to world-class shopping and dining. Designer boutiques, duty-free shops and gourmet restaurants such as Bimini Road, Café Martinique, Carmine’s, Seafire Steakhouse and Murray’s Delicatessen line the village walkways. Quiznos… is the place for freshly-made subs, salads, soups and sandwiches. Take away service is perfect for beach-goers and boat excursions. Spice it up with a dash of Quiznos hot sauce. Locations in Marina Village at Atlantis and the US departure lounge at the airport.