Stop At: 3 – 5 star hotel, Bahamas. Day 01: Arrival, meet and greet at the Airport, transfer to the hotel. Check-in for two nights in a double room, (sea/ pool view room) on Bed & Breakfast basis. Duration: 40 minutes Meals included: • Lunch • Dinner Accommodation included: Overnight at the Hotel

Stop At: Meeks Patch Island Enjoy a beach day swimming and feeding the pigs. You can also find friendly swimming in ducks and feed them. Stop At: Spanish Wells, Spanish Wells, Eleuthera, Out Islands, Bahamas Relax and soak up the sun while sipping on a beverage. Here you can also purchase lunch and additional drinks. Stop At: Green Turtle Cay, Green Turtle Cay, Abaco Islands, Out Islands, Bahamas. Swim near the turtles

Get ready for the ride of a lifetime aboard a state-of-the-art custom-built catamaran! This luxurious catamaran will take you through crystal-clear Caribbean waters to one of Nassau’s most beautiful coral reefs. Here, you’ll embark on an underwater adventure as you snorkel among an array of exotic marine wildlife for approximately 1 hour. Visual stimulation is at its peak as you glide over Nassau’s jewel-like seas. The catamarans make for a supremely comfortable ride, with spacious decks, cushioned seating, and private bathrooms. There’s plenty of room to spread out and relax, or mingle among other guests if you choose. On your return, soak up those Bahamian rays of sunshine as you enjoy a rum punch, bottled water, or soft drink. A full premium cash bar is also available onboard.

Stop At: Queen’s Staircase, Top of Elizabeth Avenue, off Shirley Street, Nassau New Providence Island A major landmark in Nassau, the Queen’s Staircase has been named in honour of Queen Victoria. It has 66 steps that were made from solid limestone rock by slaves whose original aim is to provide direct access from Fort Fincastle to Nassau City. Stop At: Graycliff Cigar Company, West Hill Street Graycliff Hotel & Restaurant, Nassau New Providence Island Learn how to create your own cigar. Stop At: Junkanoo Beach, West Bay St and Nassau St, Nassau New Providence Island Experience Bahamian culture featuring music, crafts, cultural games and competitions, a diverse kiddie corner, mixology, culinary demonstrations, scrumptious Bahamian food and drinks, and exhilarating Junkanoo performances with Junkanoo Festival Experience Stop At: The National Art Gallery of The Bahamas, West & West Hill Streets (Same street as Gray Cliff and across the street from St. Francis Xavier Cathedral), Nassau New Providence Island If you are interested in Bahamian art, this should be your first stop. The art captures the history of Bahamas and Bahamian life through the artwork of Bahamian artists. You’ll see contemporary movements and experimental contemporary art practices through exhibitions. There are several sculptures outside in the garden as well as wonderful murals that you can see from outside. Stop At: Fort Fincastle, Bennet’s Hill, Prison Lane, Nassau, The Bahamas You can also explore this as well as other historic sites in Nassau. Fort Fincastle was built in 1793 to help protect the city from pirates. Located atop Bennet’s Hill, the highest point on New Providence Island, it provided the best views of Nassau and Paradise Island as well as the eastern approaches to the islands. Stop At: Rum and Cakes at Frederick Street, 10 Frederick St, Nassau 99999 New Providence Island The Genuinely Bahamian Boutique offers a variety of Bahamian fruit teas and bush teas that both tantalize and heal. Their most popular teas include the sans-rum Queen’s Cove Secret Garden Tea, made from a medley of Bahamian flowers, and the Nassau Tropical Delight Rum Tea, but the Boutique also showcases Fever-Grass Tea, a fragrant, herbal tea akin to Lemongrass that relieves all forms of aches and pain related to flus, colds, and fevers (as the name implies). Stop At: Ardastra Gardens, Zoo and Conservation Center, Chippenham Road, Nassau New Providence Island Watch dancing flamingos up close in the Bahamas’ first and only zoo in Nassau Paradise Island and home to the Caribbean flamingo. Stop At: Pirates of Nassau Museum, King and George St, Nassau New Providence Island This wax museum is dedicated to the life and times of Pirates in The Bahamas and those who fought against them. There are dramatic recreations of battles with sound and light; a number of displays depicting the lives of pirates, their living quarters, tools and weaponry; how they were punished for indiscretions, including being marooned on a deserted island; in addition to plaques on the wall providing historical details of the era. There is also a gift shop on the premises. Stop At: Nassau Botanical Gardens, Chippenham Road, Nassau New Providence Island The Nassau Botanical Gardens provide a tranquil retreat for nature-loving residents and visitors. It features 18 acres of tropical flora covering over 600 species, including the Bahamas national flower, the Yellow Elder. Stop At: The Cloisters Nassau, Paradise Island Dr, Nassau New Providence Island With wonderfully manicured gardens (Versailles garden) and a lovely view of the Nassau harbour, Cloisters is one place which is all about serenity and romanticism where you can spend your time in introspection and soaking in the views. Stop At: Clifton Heritage National Park, Southwest Road The Email Button Does Not Work, Nassau SP-63846 New Providence Island A walk along the winding trails throughout the park will reveal a variety of ecosystems, such as native coppice, cliffs, coastal wetlands, dunes, rocky shorelines, sandy beaches, and offshore coral reefs. Local fauna includes songbirds, wading birds, seabirds, and other wildlife. You can enjoy swimming, fishing, hiking, camping, birdwatching, and picnicking in the Park, and the panoramic views from the cliffs.

This day you will be picked up for your flight back home. Meals included: Breakfast. No accommodation included on this day.