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US Airways provide daily nonstop flights into Nassau from Charlotte, Philadelphia and Washington DC (Reagan). Additionally, they offer direct flights seasonally from New York (LGA) and Boston. US Airways also flies directly into Grand Bahama Island from Charlotte daily.
Van Breugel's is built upon a long heritage of European family bistros. Its old world ambiance offers a sensual yet casual dining atmosphere.
At Venetian Jewelers you can find a large selection of fine jewelry including diamond rings, diamond jewelry as well as gold platinum bands. Planning for your wedding day? Venetian Jewelers has many engagement rings, wedding bands, and bridal sets.
This store offers women's apparel of all sorts, along with accessories and handbags to match. Upbeat atmosphere and friendly service make this location an even better Venue.
The Versailles Gardens is a spectacularly lush multi-terraced landscape set in a rectangular design which is about 75 feet wide. It extends approximately a quarter of a mile from the Ocean Club to the southern edge of the island overlooking the waters of Nassau Harbor.
Chic Italian eatery and bar in Downtown Nassau. Indulge in authentic Italian Coffee's, Panini's, Salads, Pastries and Gelato. Unique cocktail list. Great location for all day dining and Happy Hour!
Viewpoint Beach provides excellent views of the eastern end of Paradise Island and great photo opportunities. It is equipped with benches, has a very limited sand bank, but is good for wading.
This building was built around the 1860's. The owner was Chief Justice Williams Henry Doyle. He was the first Bahamian to be knighted in 1874. This building was sold several times and one of the owners was Sir Walter K. Moore who in 1924 was President of the Legislative Council.
Come in and cool off at our ultimate ice-cream parlor. Our menu includes a variety of Haagen-Dazs favorites such as, hand-dipped cones, floats, milkshakes and sorbets. Hours: Daily 11:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Locations: East West Highway Tel: (242) 394-2122 Fax: (242) 393-8250 Paradise Island Tel: (242) 363-1455 Fax: (242) 363-1455
The Frederick Street Steps (locally called St. Andrew's, Hill Crest or Blackbeard's Steps) provide access to East Hill Street. The steps were carved out of stone in 1793, along with the street.
Our restaurant overlooks a lagoon swarming with rays, providing a traditional buffet-style American breakfast. Hours: Daily 7:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Credit Cards ARE Accepted Reservations Required: No Dress: Casual Entertainment: None
Western Air offers several daily services between Nassau and Andros, Grand Bahama Island, Bimini, Marsh Harbour and Exuma.
WetJet Airlines provides nonstop flights from Toronto to Nassau and seasonal service from Calgary.
Wildflowers can create fabulous settings for weddings, bridal showers and any occasion that you want to make special.
Windermere Day Spa and Salon offers a variety of Salon and Spa services, as well as an assortment of hair and beauty products, including Matrix, Logics and Aveda.
Windermere Day Spa and Salon offers a variety of Salon and Spa services, as well as an assortment of hair and beauty products, including Matrix, Logics and Aveda.
The Winton Rugby Center is the home of Rugby in The Bahamas and games for all age groups (male and female) are played there regularly from the first week of October through the following April.
In-house Wedding Planner: Y Site fees and inclusions: $500 site and set up
Xavier's College, a Roman Catholic School, established by the Sisters of Charity in 1889. It was the only girls school in the Bahamas and was the counterpart to the St. Augustine's College that was an all male Catholic school that was administered by the Monks and Catholic Priests.
Yamacraw Hill Beach is located at the end of Prince Charles Drive. It is equipped with benches and is used by the residents who live at the eastern end of New Providence as the turn-around point for their daily walking exercise routine.
Zion Baptist Church was opened for public worship in 1835. A British Baptist Missionary, Rev. Joseph Burton, was its first pastor. The church was destroyed by hurricane in 1929, and rebuilt by Rev. Talmadge Sands. He was the first Bahamian to head the church.