Landmarks and Heritage Sites in Bahamas

Once the abode of a loyalist family who left the United States during the American War of Independence................

On a small rock, salted with a comfortable blanket of white and powdery sand, the Bird Rock Lighthouse stands as proudly as it did when it first opened 137 years ago.....

They are the last remaining examples of loyalist tombs that were once very common on Exuma................

Though the Hermitage is miniature in size, its view is grand in stature. Standing in this hallowed space allows you to see an panoramic amazing view of Cat Island........

The largest of Nassau's three forts, Fort Charlotte, is arguably the most impressive................

Once upon a time, not so long ago, Castle Island was used by pirates as a launching pad for their attacks on ships traveling through the nearby Crooked Island Passage....

No visit to Green Turtle Cay would be complete without a stop at the New Plymouth Memorial Sculpture Garden................

Expertly cut from the island's natural limestone rock, each of the 65 steps in this staircase is a reminder of the island's colonial history................

Today, salt is still the mainstay of the economy on Inagua with Morton Salt being the second largest salt producer of the world................

While it goes without saying that diving around Rum Cay is spectacular, the wreck of this once active war ship adds a touch of excitement and adventure to anyone's dive e