Best places: Tourist attractions in New Providence, Bahamas

👍👍 The New Duff has a wonderful baking bread scent as you walk in. We got to taste some great bread / guava duff which was a nice sweet creamy treat. They make & package their own hot sauces. We sampled those but you have to be careful how much you try. They start off sweet & the heat catches up with...

👍👍 So much fun! Highly recommend! The island is so beautiful! We had such a great time- you need to do this excursion! We played with the adorable pigs, relaxed in a hammock, went snorkeling, saw beautiful peacocks, and cute chickens and roosters sprinkled around. The beach was beautiful and not crow...

102-ft., 65-step staircase carved by slaves from limestone in 1793 as shortcut to Fort Fincastle.

Popular secluded beach featuring a marine habitat offering animal play, swimming & water sports.

👍👍 This trip was amazing. Everything is included in the 1 price, no surprises. Everybody was very friendly. The bartender, Alex, was so attentive and knowledgeable. The food and drink was great, all included. We fed Iguanas grapes, played on a private beach, fed pigs carrots, fed Sting Rays, saw how Co...

👍👍 Quick walk from the cruise terminal. We took a circuitous route and it still only took about 20 minutes. Probably would’ve taken half that if we had walked straight there. The 12:10 daily Mass was in the old church, which was great because it pulled everyone together and made it feel pretty full. T...

Limestone fort built in 1741 by the British, with scenic views & guided tours available.

Popular, 141-acre aquatic center featuring high-speed waterslides, a lazy river & swimming pools.

Museum showcasing Bahamian art & history in an elegant 19th-century mansion.

Marine attraction in a natural lagoon, offering up-close encounters with dolphins, sea lions & rays.

👍👍 Great off the beaten path place in the heart of Nassau! From The Reef at Atlantis, walk down the beach until you hit a rocky area - you’ll have to scramble over rocks for a ways, so good shoes are key. Scramble over the rocks to an area full of abandoned houses, and there’s a low green gate (or hop...

👍👍 This was by far the best thing we’ve done while staying in the Bahamas! It was such a great cultural experience. If you are in this area, please fit this into your itinerary! You will NOT regret it! We stayed at the Atlantis Hotel and did quite a bit of activities but nothing topped this! The whole...

👍👍 This church has been in existence for years but they recently moved into a new sanctuary. I have never attended the church but they have top notch praise team, musicians and excellent sound equipment and persons.

Museum documenting city's history as 18th-century pirate base, with replica pirate ship & exhibits.

Conservation-minded zoo & gardens noted for "marching" pink flamingoes, parrots & tropical foliage.

Polished marine life & aquarium exhibits in a series of tunnels at the posh Atlantis resort.

Park with hiking trails, an Amerindian cave, ruins of a cotton plantation, beaches & snorkeling.

Gothic stone 1841 Episcopal church descended from oldest congregation in Bahamas, dating from 1670.

Eco-tourist attraction featuring a marine habitat offering animal play & water sports.

Museum of slavery in historic district's oldest building & site of 18th-century slave auctions.