Bahamas travel tips and stories. Vacations ideas, cruises spa and resorts

Owned by world-famous illusionist David Copperfield, who purchased it at a coast of $50 million, Musha Cay, Bahamas is 150 acre of pampered seclusion, regarded by the chosen few who have stayed here as one of the world’s most sought-after hideaways. Photo by: trixieskips
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Eleuthera is the Greek word for freedom and it was in search of religious freedom that the island was accidentally colonised in 1648 by Captain William Sayles and a group of Puritans from Bermuda. The shipwrecked adventurers found a heaven of peace, cleared of its original Lucayan Indian inhabitants by Spanish slavers and rapidly developed their settlements along its 145 km of curving bays, offshore cays and turquoise water. Photo by: universal.traveler2
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The Bimini Cays, 75 km east of Miami and Florida, mark the highest point of a submarine ridge that emerges from the turquoise water at North Bimini, and runs the length of the island along the Gulf Stream. There in complete contrast to the sandy slopes of the bay side where most people live, there’s only a narrow coastal ledge before the ocean floor drops into a sudden deep. This is the fishing capital of the Bahamas, the site of the world record catches of marlin, sailfish, giant tuna, swordfish, wahoo and bonefish. Photo by: picmanbahamas
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The Turks and Caicos Islands are situated about 900km of Miami and 80 km of the Bahamas. Nestled on 450 feet of breathtaking beachfront, the hotel consists of 72 luxury rooms and 8 extraordinary luxuries suites. Opened in 2005, the hotel is designed like a manor-house with marble baths and granite entertainment bars. One of the Top 100 Resorts in the World – 2008, The Palms Hotel is an equally ideal destination for recreation and relaxation.

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The Abacos are a group of islands, covering 650 sq m with dozens of amazing beaches, naturally protected waters and excellent marinas. Abaco is the third most populous island in the Bahamas. It’s only just three miles in length, but surrounded by some of the most spectacular beaches in the world. With its most popular activities – sailing and boating, the people considered it as the “Sailing Capital of the World.”
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The Atlantis Resort Hotel is  located in the attractive coastal resort of Belek, where is surrounded with pine trees, combined with golden sandy beach and only a 40 minutes drive from the center of Antalya and 35 km. from Antalya Airport.
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Pink Sands is located on Harbour Island in the Bahamas, just 50 miles east of Nassau. Harbour Island is a tiny speck, only 3 1/2 miles long. The color of the 3-miles beach is called Pink Sands in the Bahamas.

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