Arawak Cay Nassau

My husband and I spent our 16th wedding anniversary vacationing in the Bahamas. The highlight of our trip was spent with our Host Couple, courtesy of the People to People Program/Bahamas Ministry of Tourism,The Foxes, Sandra and Kenneth are natives of the Island, and Friday evening, the day after we arrived, they were kind enough to welcome us by …

... they made so much noise either. It was super hot out and we were getting hungry, so we headed back to the hotel, via Arawak Cay, which had some funky little places for lunch. So we stopped in at one, the busiest one, because lots of people obviously ...

... do but be wild. So much for that. LOL We learned how to ride the Jitneys into town for $1 and found the local eateries at "Arawak Cay"...aka "fish fry" as its known by the locals. You can have some great seafood for under $12 there. You MUST try the ...

... , and tons of interesting restaurants. With all the stores closed, we decided to walk towards the Fish Fry area. This is Arawak Cay. Fish Fry is the nickname of Arawak Cay because there are dozens of shanties selling fresh off the Cay fish sandwiches. ...