Tips for tourists when visiting the colorful Bahamas: what you should definitely

The Bahamas are synonymous with a corner of paradise with white sand beaches and chic holidays by the sea. But this place is much bigger than comfortable hotels and charming bungalows almost on the water. The archipelago is made up of more than 700 islands (only 30 are inhabited) and 2,500 reefs, so there is a lot to see!

Contact with the Bahamas usually begins with popular database  the most densely populated island in the archipelago - New Providence, which is almost completely occupied by the state capital, Nassau. It is one of three cities in the Caribbean that has member status in the UNESCO Creative Cities Network.

Fun fact: Nassau is a popular city among film and music video directors. In particular, his landscapes and panoramas can be seen in a series of Bond films ("Thunderball", "Never Say Never Again" and "Casino Royale"), as well as in the Beatles' music video "Help".

Along with the colonial architecture, ancient fortresses, the famous royal stairs, and other city attractions, Nassau is worth visiting:

Nassau's lively downtown is not only distinguished by its variety of welcoming shops, cafes and restaurants. Its multicolored houses capture the eye and surprise with a variety of shapes.

The small zoo, located in the center of Nassau, is home to more than 200 species of animals, including trained flamingos, as well as numerous representatives of the archipelago's unique flora.

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The capital's colorful neighborhood is known not only for its bright houses and original decor. Its second name, Fish Fry, clearly indicates its main attraction: seafood. No surprise! This is the best place to taste local culinary masterpieces, washed down with the legendary Bahama Mama cocktail.

If a cocktail that combines dark rum and light rum isn't enough, head to the place where this famous drink is made. It is located on the former Buena Vista property, built in 1789, in the heart of Nassau. Here you will be introduced to the history of the "Spirit of the Bahamas" and treated to signature rum-based cocktails, which you can enjoy while looking at the panorama of the capital. The establishment has its own website.

You can also admire views of the city from the hill, which is home to another tourist attraction - a water tower.

This corner near the capital is notable not only for a spectacular complex of pink skyscrapers with shell-shaped towers and a pavilion connecting the buildings. Named after the legendary island of Atlantis, this place has its own water park, aquarium, entertainment complex and luxury hotel.