Straw Market Nassau

We were pulling into port at the same time we woke up. We took a quick shower and started to take pictures. The color of the water is unbelievably beautiful. No camera ever does it justice. We were going to get breakfast out of the buffet line, but settled on pizza. It was a hearty breakfast. We walked around the ship until the ship was fully …

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The "I'm having a HUGE wedding!!" stresses were over and it was time for the Honeymoon! We couldn't wait to take off and get away on our very first trip leaving the United States. We were both nervous, and excited! It was also the very first time flying for the both of us, so it was a big experience!

We did a lot of things there, swimming …

Prior to booking Sarah and I had done some research and learnt that Miami is the world's cheapest port to take a cruise from. The competition and proximity to Bahamas resulted in us booking a 3 night cruise for $228 each!! We decided upon Norwegian Sky Cruise Lines, basically due to its free style program and party atmosphere (not the typical old …

... . The buildings here are very twee, pastel coloured and kind of colonial style. We navigated the streets and wandered through the straw market and watched the big cruise ships at the harbour. We also spent some time on Paradise Island, exploring the ...

... that damn staircase thing, and that meant I had to walk to back. It wasn't bad though. I browsed some stores and went to the straw market. When I finally was able to see my hotel, I was REALLY GLAD! I was tired. I made it to the hotel and the ...

... so laid back, the weather was perfect & the beaches were some of the best we have seen yet! We wandered through the Straw Market where the local women were working on hand-made weaved baskets, bags & other souvenirs, while the men were at work ...

... a local fish market under the bridge to Atlantis where locals go for fresh fish, conch and fruits. Janny, Courtney and I walked through the straw market on our way where a young boy asked me to take his picture. I showed him the picture after I took it ...

... find out that there is NOTHING to see. Some shops that sell kitschy and overprized things for cruise tourists, the same at the straw-market. Sometimes I was stopped by some "private taxi driver" who offered me great tours around the island for just 40 $ ...

... I received my first passport stamp.  We walked around and enjoyed the warm weather and the scenery.  We visited the straw market and bought some local crafts.  Daddy and I visited the Pirates of Nassau museum.  I really liked ...

... . In order to do so we ferried back across the island.  We eventually made our way  to their main shopping street, the straw market and to view the older section of the city.  It was a pleasant day.  On the way back from Paradise ...

... shopping.   Nassau reminds me of some African countries.   Quite colonial, but run down.  We went to a straw market, and had row upon row of souveniers etc, and all the vendors having the same item, and bargaining down cheaper ...

... the ocean! then pretty much just relaxed for the rest of the day. Oh wait, we went and looked at the shops as well, theres a straw market like 5mins away where the ladies all try to braid your hair and sell you straw bags. no thanks. also, its all duty ...

... we go to the places that was listed on the card. We bought rum cake in Tortuga for our friends in NY. We went to the Straw Market and bought some souvenirs and gifts for our friends. then back to the ship and pick up grandma and had a snack in the ...