maya26(28)
Cavite, Philippines
99%
[maya26, 03/06/2009] Discover the Bahamas at this site which offers information about the people, tourist attractions and various destinations. Sections with travel tips and recommendations on where to stay are also provided.
spicy(41)
St.George's, Grenada
98%
[spicy, 06/02/2008] The website covers nearly all the information a tourist needs to plan a vacation in the Bahamas. Find out how to get there, how to get around, where to stay, and what attractions, activities and restaurants the island has to offer.
sian(25)
Düsseldorf, Germany
98%
[sian, 25/09/2009] The official tourism website for visitors to the Bahamas from the United Kingdom, http://www.bahamas.co.uk/ provides practical and other travel information about the 14 main islands in the Bahamas. You can discover which islands to visit and find out how to use the 14 main islands as 'jumping off points' to reach the other 686 islands that make up the Bahamas! Get acquainted with the different islands and find all of the information to plan a trip to the Bahamas from the Unit [more] [sian, 25/09/2009] The official tourism website for visitors to the Bahamas from the United Kingdom, http://www.bahamas.co.uk/ provides practical and other travel information about the 14 main islands in the Bahamas. You can discover which islands to visit and find out how to use the 14 main islands as 'jumping off points' to reach the other 686 islands that make up the Bahamas! Get acquainted with the different islands and find all of the information to plan a trip to the Bahamas from the United Kingdom. Information ranges from finding out about exploring the islands and the best accommodation and attractions to factual information about the history and culture of the islands.
fizzytom(38)
Gateshead, United Kingdom
92%
[fizzytom, 18/11/2005] International Travel News' David Tykol describes a visit to Great Abaco Island in the Bahamas group - an island popular with the sailing fraternity - focusing on the food specialities, what to see and some of the practicalities of holidaying in the Bahamas. With colour photographs.
Zmugzy(73)
Liverpool, United Kingdom
92%
[Zmugzy, 14/08/2007] This website by the BBC gives an overview of the Bahamas with reference to the demographics, leadership and media of the country. There is an audio link to the national anthem as well as links to many related articles. A further link takes you to a timeline that chronicles the countries key events.
pierrejacques(47)
Cape Town, South Africa
90%
[pierrejacques, 14/08/2006] This website offers detailed summaries of the most popular tourist attractions and activities in Barbados, as well as interactive maps and a photographic gallery. There is also a list of the major towns and cities and the contact details for relevant tourist offices are supplied.
pierrejacques(47)
Cape Town, South Africa
82%
[pierrejacques, 05/10/2006] Simon and Baker provide an overview of Exuma, a region of the Bahamas which consists of numerous small islands. General tips for travelers are supplied and the local shopping, transportation options and tourism highlights are discussed.
koshkha(44)
Northampton, United Kingdom
78%
[koshkha [more] [koshkha, 27/10/2006] Ian and Wendy from California have faithfully recorded their travel adventures on their website. In 1999 they spent their honeymoon in the Bahamas - a little more luxurious than many of their trips. They have posted a detailed 'trip report' and readers can see photographs of their all inclusive resorts at Club Med Columbus Isle and Sandals in Nassau. And if you are feeling romantic, follow the links to view their wedding album too!
[infomagnet, 01/08/2006] This is the official tourism website for the Islands of the Bahamas with information about what to do and where to stay. At this website you will find an overview of the Islands, local customs and much more.
[infomagnet, 01/08/2006] This is an informational site for the islands of the Bahamas - about all of the island, what to do, where to stay, how to get around, where to eat and about our government.
pierrejacques(47)
Cape Town, South Africa
50%
[pierrejacques, 05/10/2006] This page at Wikipedia provides an overview of the more than 360 small islands (or cays) which are part of the Bahamas. Links to aerial photographs and other related resources are also supplied.
