Top Things to do in Bahamas
Top Hotels in Bahamas
- 1. La Bougainvillea
- 2. SLS Baha Mar
- 3. Warwick Paradise Island - Bahamas
- 4. Cape Santa Maria Beach Resort & Villas
- 5. Viva Wyndham Fortuna Beach - An All-Inclusive Resort
- 6. Rosewood Baha Mar
- 7. Margaritaville Beach Resort
- 8. Breezes Resort & Spa Bahamas
- 9. Sandyport Beach Resort
- 10. Grand Isle Resort & Residences
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Top 8 Specialty Museums in Bahamas, Bahamas
Like seashells, no two holidays in the Bahamas are alike. With options as diverse as its 700 islands, it's a place where you can find exactly the getaway you love most. Looking for a family destination, a place for lovers to sneak away, a gambling mecca, a haven for cruise passengers, or a shopper’s world market? The Bahamas is all these… and much more.
Restaurants in Bahamas
1. Roselawn Museum
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
An ecclectic collection of historical momentos, from pieces of shipwrecked ships to old coins.
2. Wyannie Malone Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
A museum showcasing artifacts from the life of Wyannie Malone, the founder of Hope Town.
3. Junkanoo Expo Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 69 reviews
Museum showcasing the costumes and floats from the annual Junkanoo parade.
Reviewed By Oadoc - Ormond Beach, United States
We visited this as part of the Funky Nassau Jeep Tour. Very interesting place with a great history lesson. Kids and adults had fun tryin* on different costumes and playing percussion.
4. Wyannie Malone Historical Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 49 reviews
History Museum and Tourist Attraction
5. Long Island Museum
6. Pompey Museum of Slavery & Emancipation
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 177 reviews
Reviewed By KMJAmanda - Minneapolis, United States
My family and I visited downtown Nassau during our 7 day vacation in the Bahamas. We brought along our 2 kids who were missing school but we didn’t want the learning to stop. So, we decided to pay a visit to the museum. It’s about $3 per person and very affordable. The museum is small but overall the experience was incredibly impactful. We have learned about the impact of slavery from the States’ perspective (being that we’re from the US) but it was so beneficial to learn about slavery from the perspective of the Bahamian, Caribbean, and British people. The house that host the museum is the Vendue House. Chills literally ran down our spines when we read that this was the location where many slaves were sold. It’s heartbreaking but I’m so glad that my family stopped here to learn about the history of slavery in the Bahamas. It just made us appreciate the Bahamians, their history, and our trip so much more. I think every tourist needs to take a moment to stop and learn about the history and people of the places they travel too. The Pompey Museum is a great place for learning.
7. Educulture Bahamas - Junkanoo Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By 487doral
EduCulture was very entertaining and informative! Mr and Mrs. Ferguson were hilarious, knowledgeable and welcoming. Would recommend this stop to anyone to learn more about Junkanoo history and culture.
8. Dolphin House Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 50 reviews
Established in 1993 the Dolphin House Museum, a 'Poem in Stone' is a three-story dolphin and ocean-inspired museum built using recycled materials by local Biminite author and historian Ashley Saunders. A popular cultural tourist attraction visited daily by international travelers also offers a novel gift shop for souvenir purchases. The Dolphin House Museum is Bimini's most unique and artistic structure and must be seen by anyone visiting this little island in the stream. Inspired by a swim with a pod of Bimini's wild dolphins. Mr. Saunders considers himself a dolphin inspired artist. "The dolphins touched my heart, and made me an artist." - Ashley Saunders
Reviewed By Dee22321205 - Surprise, United States
The gentleman who owns this place did everything by hand what scraps from the island and ocean The gift shop is nice amazing view if you go up to the rooftop you can see the whole island
