Nassau’s most visited attraction, recently renovated. The Queen’s Staircase is probably the most famous architectural attraction to see in Nassau. Tourist from all over the world came to climb the Queen’s Staircase. What make the Queen’s staircase so remarkable is that it was not built but instead carved out of solid limestone by slaves in the late 18th century to be used as an escape route from Fort Fincastle to the sea, in the event Nassau was invaded by the French.

 Slavery was later abolish in the British empire by Queen Victoria, And this 102-foot staircase was named in honor of the 65 years of Queen Victoria’s reign. This staircase once housed 66 steps however over time one of the steps have been reclaimed by the earth and now the Queen’s Staircase has 65 steps.

By: Bennett L Allan

BahamaBookings.com

Napping beside a pool in the Bahamas is a relaxing way to spend your vacation. But if you are a person who likes to be on the go, there are lots of activities to do in Nassau. Take a sunset dinner cruise, for example, swim with dolphins,play tennis, enjoy a private Island tour, dive with sharks, visit tropical gardens, gamble with the high rollers, play a relaxing round of golf. the list of activities is long and interesting. Let our web site be your guide to all activities in the Nassau Bahamas.

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Get up close and personal with more than 300 exotic mammals, birds and reptiles from around the world,including many endangered species from the Bahamas and the Caribbean। Stroll 5 acres of meandering pathways through lush, tropical gardens. See first hand breeding and conservation efforts to save endangered species. And take advantage of many unique photo opportunities. Also see the world famous marching flamingosshows 10:30am, 2:10pm and 4:10pm daily. hand feed Lory Parrots this is one activity you will love.

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Freedom Fighters of the Bahamas – Chapter 1

In Memory Of Sir Lynden Pindling the first Prime Minister of the Commonwealth of The Bahamas: 1930 – 2000

Hon. Lynden O. Pindling (right),
Marguerite Lady Pindling and Prince Charles,
July, 1973.

Sir Lynden, the former Prime Minister and founding father of our Bahamian nation died in the early hours of Saturday 26 August 2000 at home at the age of 70. And was buried on Monday 4th September, 2000.

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