If you find your way to Nassau, Bahamas, you are most likely either on a cruise ship or have opted to stay at the Atlantis resort on Paradise Island. This island is the capital of the Bahamas with a lively downtown commerce area and historical sights. My day in Nassau, Bahamas (itinerary repeated twice) consisted of the following.
Read MoreFort Fincastle was built in 1793 on Bennet's Hill, the highest point on the island, to watch for pirates. The shape itself is very unique, resembling a paddle-wheel steamer, circular except for a triangular tip. With expansive 360 degree views, you can easily spot your cruise ship or the Atlantis resort in Paradise Island which is presumably how most of you will find your way to this island.
Read MoreNassau stands as the capital and commercial center of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas. About seventy percent of the Bahamian population resides here. Nassau, formerly known as Charles Town, was founded in 1670 by British settlers. At one time, the colony became a pirate haven and this history is well documented in the Pirate Museum in downtown.
Read MoreDowntown Newport is a huge tourist draw. In the summer, crowds are unavoidable. Little shops line the streets, ranging from big name brands to little mom and pop stores. Downtown is filled with restaurants, small shops and fantastic views. Explore the different piers because most are open to the public.
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