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BAHAMAS
Bahamas ————- Nassau
The Bahamas —- Nassau
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Punto más alto: Mount Alvernia, Cat Island 63 msnm
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Acklins _ Berry Islands _ Bimini _ Black Point, Exuma _ Cat Island _ Central Abaco _ Central Andros _ Central Eleuthera _ City of Freeport, Grand Bahama _ Crooked Island _ East Grand Bahama – Exuma _ Grand Cay, Abaco _ Harbour Island, Eleuthera _ Hope Town, Abaco _ Inagua _ Long Island – Mangrove Cay, Andros _ Mayaguana – Moore’s Island, Abaco _ North Abaco _ North Andros _ North Eleuthera – Ragged Island _ Rum Cay _San Salvador _ South Abaco _South Andros _ South Eleuthera _ Spanish Wells, Eleuthera _ West Grand Bahama
Organización territorial de Bahamas
El archipiélago de las Bahamas, un grupo de 700 islas que aflora en la superficie de un mar de reflejos turquesa, es el destino exótico por antonomasia. A menos que se quiera huir del agua y del sol, las Bahamas suponen uno de los mejores tratamientos antiestrés que se puedan imaginar. Una buena combinación de ingredientes: la tranquilidad de las playas y de los cayos desiertos, un sol omnipresente, el descubrimiento de un fascinante mundo submarino, la diversión de los deportes acuáticos y terrestres, el deleite de unos mariscos regados con un vaso de ron y, por supuesto, la sonrisa y la amabilidad de sus habitantes.
Las ciudades: Nassau _ Freeport _ Lucaya
Los hoteles: Los hoteles de Nueva Providencia _ Los hoteles de Gran Bahama _ Los hoteles de las islas exteriores _ Camping
El buceo: El submarinismo _ La pesca deportiva
Las islas y las playas: Gran Bahama _ Nueva Providencia y sus islas _ Las islas exteriores _ Las Ábaco _ Las Bimini _ Eleutera – Andros _ Exuma _ San Salvador _ Inagua – Long Island _ Isla del Gato
Los museos: Pompey Museum _ Pirates of Nassau _ National Art Gallery _ Historical Library Museum _ Balcony House Museum
Arte y cultura: The Junkanoo Festival _ The Pineapple Festival _ Las ceremonias […] [www.easyviajar.com/bahamas]
The Bahamas, a chain of more than 700 islands and 2,000 cays (small islands), stretches for 60 miles in the Atlantic waters southeast of Florida. New Providence Island and its capital city of Nassau, Paradise Island, and Grand Bahama receive the most visitors. Families looking for laid-back vacations geared to scuba or snorkeling should also consider such out-islands as Exuma and Andros.
Beaches
Two great beaches on Paradise Island are Cabbage Beach and Paradise Beach. Cabbage Beach, dotted with coconut palms, sea grape, and casuarina trees, stretches for two miles. Anchored by Atlantis Resort, Paradise Beach is another good strip, but it’s often hard for non-hotel guests to access. Grand Bahama Island is blessed with beautiful sands, including Xanadu Beach and Lucaya Beach, both lined with resorts, as well as the more pristine Gold Rock Beach in Lucayan National Park. […] [away.com/stores/travel-guides/bahamas-attractions.html]
Nassau – Nassau
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The Bahamas is an archipelago consisting of 700 islands and nearly 2,500 small islets or cays, the most westerly of which, Biminis, is located only 50 miles off the coast of Florida. The Bahamas Islands stretch across roughly 100,000 square miles of the Atlantic Ocean between the southeastern tip of Florida and the northern tip of Haiti. Only about 30 of the islands are inhabited however. The two most populous of these are New Providence Island, where the nation’s capital, Nassau, is situated, and Grand Bahamas Island, where the resort center of Freeport is located. The other populated islands and cays are called «Family Islands». Some of these include Abaco, Andros, Acklins, Crooked, Berry Island, Cat Island, Eleuthera, Exuma, Inaguas, Mayaguana, and San Salvador. […] [www.gloriousbahamas.com/bahamas-map.html]
