Bahamas It is known worldwide for its incredible beaches. That is why we offer you a list of the best beaches in the capital Nassau, so you can enjoy the best.
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Adelaide Beach It is not on the radar of most tourists, which can be a positive or negative, depending on where they see it. In the southern part of the Isla of New Providence, the beach is very long and is virtually empty during the week. On weekends you can see the presence of several residents of the place.
Named as one of the best beaches in the world, the paradisiac Cabbage Beach it houses different large hotels. Access to the public is through Casino Drive. The beach itself is beautiful, wide, and white sand that stretches for almost two miles. It has different places to rent water sports equipment, from jet skis to floats. Not surprisingly, it is very crowded, especially in the far west.
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The main beach of the island of New Providence is Beach. Cable, which has different major hotels. It stretches for three miles west of downtown Nassau and it is recognized for its calm waters and spacious fine white sands. This is where most tourists meet, so space is very limited. You will be able to see the presence of sellers of T-shirts, jewelry with seashells and repellants; sometimes they will even offer you lessons in some of the most popular sports.
Located in the north of New Providence, West of Cable Beach and therefore less crowded, it is Caves Beach. It is a beautiful small beach that does not have many tourists, so it is ideal if it is what you need is space away from most of the tourists on the other beaches.
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On the north coast, past the Villa Gambier, Love Beach It is the place of the world famous Compass Point Studios. It also happens to be one of the top snorkeling destinations. Technically, the beach is strictly for the use of local residents, but most of the time it is deserted, so if you are respectful you will not have any problems.
Hi, I'm Marcelo and I have reserved 5 days in Nassau (I'm going by plane from Miami). I would like to know which beaches are the most recommended since I like snorkeling.