Posted by: Editor on Dec 18, 2006 – 10:58 AM lodging  While Mick Jagger has been known to spend New Year’s Eve partying at Basil’s Bar near his home in Mustique in the Grenadines, this year the best place to spot rock ‘n’ roll revelers could be the new Compass Point hotel […]

         Posted by: Editor on Jun 04, 2008 – 04:38 PM outislands  Long Island, Bahamas provides a warm place in the sun with none of the hustle and bustle of other sunny locations. The writer and his wife discovered the energizing tranquility of the Cape Santa Maria Beach Resort on Long Island in […]

         Posted by: travadmin on Apr 06, 2004 – 08:06 PM ecotourism  Mesmerized by the pale-jade waters of Great Bahama Bank and the schools of multicolored fish that call this home, you look up only to see a tropical bird, with its three-foot-long tail feather floating in the breeze. Then you resume your […]

         Posted by: Editor on Oct 07, 2006 – 12:32 PM exoticlocations  Big money and bigger ideas have propelled this island-nation’s return to vogue. Adam Sachs samples the Bahamas’ new high style, and charts a course to its enduring charms… I’d been all over the Bahamas, but I hadn’t been hugged until I […]

         Posted by: Editor on Apr 20, 2008 – 03:21 PM sailing  It’s time to make plans to travel to Exuma! The 55th National Family Island Regatta and Homecoming, the grandest in the country, will be staged Tuesday, April 22 to Saturday, April 26 in George Town, Exuma, and thousands of Bahamians and […]

         Posted by: Editor on Apr 22, 2008 – 01:17 PM exoticlocations  My body does not do well in planes or on boats. I do a lot of traveling. So I have taught myself to cope as I seek out places throughout the world to observe marine environments that are in peril and […]

         Posted by: Editor on Sep 05, 2005 – 11:52 AM excursions  Scores of students from Universities across the United States and other international destinations arrived in Nassau Tuesday to board the MV Explorer cruise ship for the beginning of a Semester at Sea. Some of the 684 students boarding, were accompanied by […]

         Posted by: Editor on Sep 13, 2007 – 11:13 AM boating  It’s an age old conundrum… As Owners build larger and larger vessels, so the number of marinas able to cope with demand is dwindling. Although there are many efforts in place globally, marinas have more than enough to cope with just […]

         Posted by: travadmin on Sep 28, 2003 – 11:42 AM newsandinfo  The traditional culture of The Bahamas lives away from the American-influenced urban centers of Nassau and Freeport. The islands’ folkways stem in large part from the tales, bush medicine, music and religion brought over by African slaves. A popular ‘folk’ religion […]

         Posted by: Editor on Oct 22, 2006 – 12:21 PM newsandinfo  Under an agreement expected to be signed in February, students can travel to the Bahamas, bask in the sun, surf the blue waves and explore historic Nassau, all while receiving academic credit. Last month Linda Davis, vice president for research, graduate […]