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LIFE'S BETTER IN THE BAHAMAS​

Explore the diverse wonders of Grand Bahama, where maritime adventures, cultural richness, and vibrant local life converge. From underwater explorations in Petersons Cay National Park to nature’s tales of Lucayan National Park, the island beckons with activities like swimming with stingrays and savoring local cuisine. Join the welcoming community, soak in the laid-back vibe, and discover why Grand Bahama is a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure.

* The following activities are not exclusive to Six Senses, and it is at the discretion of the resident to make the necessary bookings.

Get your feet wet

You can’t experience Grand Bahama without getting your feet wet. Whether speed or sail, yachting runs in the island’s veins. While the neighboring Aboaco is known as the sailing capital of the world, as any keen mariner or angler will tell you. 

Unearth The Secrets

From buccaneers to pioneers, the island’s beautiful cave network offers clear water and ancient rock formations. Ben’s Cave extends more than nine miles underwater and – for the truly bold – there are countless more networks yet to be explored. 

Snorkel the Coral Reefs

Grand Bahama is known for its aquamarine waters, breathtaking natural features, and the world’s third largest coral reef. Grab your snorkel, take a dive, and witness thousands of colourful fish and corals.

for the island adventurers...

Island Hopping

Island hopping in The Bahamas is a popular activity for tourists and locals alike, as the archipelago boasts over 700 islands and cays to explore. Each island has its own unique charm, from the bustling nightlife of Nassau to the secluded beaches of the Exumas.

for the sailing enthusiasts...

Cruise The Sparkling Seas

The Lucayan Archipelago, with 700 islands, offers a quintessential Robinson Crusoe sailing experience. The Abacos, including Great and Little Abaco, are a sailor’s paradise with picturesque harbors, sheltered cays, and crystal-clear waters across a 320km crescent of sand.

for the treasure seekers...

discover underwater treasures

Petersons Cay National Park, the smallest national park in the Bahamas, boasts a number of shipwrecks waiting to be explored, in addition to its beautiful reefs and diverse marine life. Outside the main towns, there are also extensive underwater cave systems and coral reefs that offer a unique and thrilling diving experience.

for the wonderers...

delve into the history

Lucayan National Park preserves the Indigenous Lucayan people’s rich heritage, featuring caves, Deadman’s Reef, and artifacts telling their enduring tales. The 40-acre hike-friendly park boasts the world’s longest uncharted underwater cave systems and diverse wildlife.

Bahamian Culture and eats

local experiences

It’s all about tasting and experiencing local: the island’s best dive spots, hikes, cuisine, and markets that immerse you into the destination and people – however active or gloriously inactive you wish to be. 

Flavorful Bahamian Food & Restaurants

Experience a variety of dining options in Grand Bahama. Tony Macaroni’s conch shack at Taino Beach offers live jazz music, while The Stoned Crab is ideal for cocktails and hot stone crab. Enjoy fresh sushi at Pier One and witness sharks awaiting their nightly feed, or enjoy authentic local cuisine with an ocean view at Banana Bay. Bishops in the East End serves crack conch and locally brewed Sands beer.

Roll with the Rhythms of Junkanoo

Enjoy the Junkanoo Festival, where the dances are as exuberant as the costumes in the annual parade – arguably the Caribbean’s most celebrated carnival. Colorful costumes, rhythmic music, and lively dancing fill the streets as locals and visitors come together to immerse themselves in the joyful spirit of this annual event.

Embrace the Heritage & Shop Local

Immerse yourself into the destination and its people by visiting local markets. From fruits and fish to shell jewellery and Junkanoo art, pick up a souvenir at the popular and vibrant arts and crafts markets in Freeport. Investing in these locally made products contributes to the sustainability of the Bahamian economy and helps to ensure that these traditional crafts continue to thrive for generations to come.

Connect with Locals

Their community has formed from deep-seated roots of solidarity, keeping each other safe, and knowing what it means to be neighborly. Their hospitality means all like-hearted souls are welcome. Join this melting pot of personalities, and it won’t take long for you to earn your own nickname, let your kids play outside, and wonder why it took you so long to ease into this quintessentially laid-back vibe.