Bay Street Nassau

... . So, I get to leave and head back to the hotel. I have some time so I run to the room, change and head down to Bay Street. I browse in some stores, save all my money - which is amazing and head back to the hotel. So much for the exciting day in ...

... China! Also, Bahamians tend to play off of the Jamaican and Rasta culture to sell goods to tourists. We continued down Bay Street and found Parliament Square and the Banking District. The Bahamas has no sales tax and lenient import export policies ...

... the marina in Nassau than it was downtown near the cruise liners.  So....if you go to Nassau on a cruise, you are getting a better price on Bay Street near the cruise liners than the liquor stores further out.  However, I can't figure out why ...

... ;   We listened to all these conversations surrounding us and laughed.  Once we got downtown, we hopped off and walked Bay Street where the cruise lines came in. I was looking for the Rum Cake store and Dave checked out all the ...

... . Don’t worry though, I promise I won’t turn into one of those stereotypical USD girls tanning everyday haha. Shopping on Bay Street was really fun too, and sightseeing in the town along with shopping in the bazaar. I did feel bad having to ...

... til i morgen. Dagen i dag har gått med til trasking i gatene, med litt bedre veiforhold enn i går. Primært i Bay street og noen av sidegatene rundt der. Burde kanskje ha polstret hælene ekstra, men nei. Litt mer au, men bare litt. ...

... tegen. Waaronder natuurlijk hoe kan het ook anders een Starbucks, hardrock café, Mac Donalds en het Hilton. In Bay street wordt je doodgegooid met de juwelierszaken. We lopen verder en komen langs het monument ter ere van de vrouwenbeweging van de ...

This morning we docked in Nassau, Bahamas.  We've been to Nassau before, so our initial plan was to just stay on the ship!  On previous trips, we've taken the kids to Atlantis for the day, but it's extremely expensive, and our ship is only in ...

... , quickly taking in the sights of a beautiful Caves Village that was some 50 plus yards down West Bay street from the actual Caves of Nassau. The village had shops, restaurants, a liquor depot, a gourmet market, an entertainment area, and to my ...

... other direction up Cabbage beach to the golf course, which is very exclusive and costs a fortune for a round. p.m. Went downtown Nassau. Bay Street is much the same and some of the shops we knew are still trading. The Government Buildings are still the ...