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Named to celebrate the 65 years of Queen Victoria’s rule, these limestone stairs flanked by a waterfall are an important landmark in the nation’s capital.

Go for a stroll in this magnificent garden, which is home to more than 10,000 species of flowers, plants and trees.

Overlooking the city of Nassau, these historic ruins were once responsible for protecting the city from invading forces.

One of the largest collections of palms in the world can be found tucked within a quiet residential neighborhood of Nassau.

Overlooking the city of Nassau, these historic ruins were once responsible for protecting the city from invading forces.

Named to celebrate the 65 years of Queen Victoria’s rule, these limestone stairs flanked by a waterfall are an important landmark in the nation’s capital.

Overlooking the city of Nassau, these historic ruins were once responsible for protecting the city from invading forces.

Overlooking the city of Nassau, these historic ruins were once responsible for protecting the city from invading forces.

Named to celebrate the 65 years of Queen Victoria’s rule, these limestone stairs flanked by a waterfall are an important landmark in the nation’s capital.

Go for a stroll in this magnificent garden, which is home to more than 10,000 species of flowers, plants and trees.

Overlooking the city of Nassau, these historic ruins were once responsible for protecting the city from invading forces.

Overlooking the city of Nassau, these historic ruins were once responsible for protecting the city from invading forces.

The largest island in the Bahamas is mostly undeveloped. Explore its mangrove forest, dense national parks and colorful coral reef.

Go for a stroll in this magnificent garden, which is home to more than 10,000 species of flowers, plants and trees.

Overlooking the city of Nassau, these historic ruins were once responsible for protecting the city from invading forces.

Named to celebrate the 65 years of Queen Victoria’s rule, these limestone stairs flanked by a waterfall are an important landmark in the nation’s capital.

Filled with stories of a fascinating history of salt production, this old-fashioned village is the gateway to one of the Bahamas’ most beautiful beaches.

Overlooking the city of Nassau, these historic ruins were once responsible for protecting the city from invading forces.

Swim in turquoise water and sunbathe on white sand at the capital city of the Bahamas. Learn about the fascinating history that lies beyond the beaches.

Named to celebrate the 65 years of Queen Victoria’s rule, these limestone stairs flanked by a waterfall are an important landmark in the nation’s capital.