Grand Bahama Island

Destination – Grand Bahama Island:
Grand Bahama Island is home to the cities of Freeport and Lucaya and is the fourth largest of The Islands of The Bahamas. The name from the Spanish “gran bajamar” – means “great shallows” for its many flats and shoals in the waters. The island extends 96 miles and is filled with cities, villages, and cays that offer lasting evidence of the many people and cultures that have called this island home.

Getting To Freeport, Grand Bahama Island is fastest by Ferry to Bahamas

Freeport / Lucaya is also a sports lover’s paradise, with multiple championship golf courses, tennis, scuba diving, snorkeling and fishing. And there’s a lot more to Grand Bahama Island than the main tourist areas of Freeport/Lucaya. You can explore an entire island surrounded by beautiful beaches with pristine waters, and natural wonders including one of the world’s largest underwater cave systems, three national parks, and small settlements nestled throughout the island.

With its faster pace, the Grand Bahama has quickly become an atmosphere of cosmopolitan glitz and glamour harboring miles of beaches, nature preserves, and endless seas. Located just 55 miles from the east coast of Florida, it is now one of the most visited of all the Bahamian islands.

You will enjoy a wide range of duty-free shopping that includes some of the finest names in fashion, crystal, jewelry, silver and china. In addition, there are many straw markets offering local art and crafts. The choices for dining are quite stimulating, from the most sophisticated gourmet delicacies to fresh fish at native restaurants.

You’ll be delighted to know there are a variety of places to keep you going well into the night. The numerous nightclubs throughout the island offer you a taste of the local sounds allowing you to dance ‘til you drop, two casinos with virtually nonstop action, and the Port Lucaya Marketplace where you might find a special activity the whole family can enjoy. And for those who need a little more relaxation, there is always the option of a small bar by the beach where you watch the moonlight shimmer across the ocean.