Top Things to Do in Bahamas 2021

"Fincastle Fort is located at the highest point in the city of Nassau. It was a castle built by Governor Dunmore in 1793. It was in the shape of a ship and had three cannons. Step up the stairs to the castle, and you can enjoy the panoramic view. The magnificent pink buildings of Atlantis on the opposite side of the paradise island and the several large cruise ships anchored in the bay have a panoramic view. The scenery is pleasant!"

"A small tour bus group stopped here. This concrete-walled fortress sits on a hill overlooking the cruise ship port. The passage is narrow, steep and crowded with tourists and vendors. Drivers need to pay attention, because tourists are not. The entrance fee to enter the fortress is small ($3). But I decided to walk around the area and visit many shops and handicrafts. The local woodworker is very talented and he will personalize any purchase. In a small neighbouring building there are toilets and a very small area where you can buy drinks and snacks. There are free parking lots around the fort. The fare is high and driving is the most difficult."

"Maybe only after arriving at the scene can I feel how shocking this is. Human wisdom really cannot be underestimated. At that time, these five-meter-high stones did not know how to stand up."

"From the outside, the building of this library is very distinctive, but after going in and looking at it, it is no different from an ordinary library. What is very strange is that it contains several Chinese books."

"A nice place to try"

"Here is mainly the history of the Cooper family. However, even if it was the display at the time, it was not possible to visit it upstairs, and there were only some pictures to see, so there was no clear understanding of this family. But standing on the balcony on the second floor, the sea breeze hits in the distance, and the vision is very wide. In addition, there is a huge white chair sculpture at the entrance, which is bigger than a person, which looks very special"