Bahamas Vacation Rentals and Rental By Owner

Capital-	Nassau
Language Spoken-	English
Best Time to Visit-	December to May, to avoid hurricane season
Currency-	Bahamian Dollar
Must Eat-	Conch, the national dish. Try it fried or raw
Must Drink-	A Bahama Mama
Learn to Say-	"Erryting cool?" (How are you?)
Life in the Bahamas-	Due to its location in the Caribbean, the Bahamas sometimes experience hurricanes and tropical storms from July to October

When Christopher Columbus first landed on what is now known as San Salvador Island (once known as Waiting Island), he must have taken a look around at the 700 scenic islands and 2,500 cays and thought he had discovered paradise. You will most certainly feel the same way during your Bahamas vacation rental.
 
Bahamas is, in fact, a scenic island nation complete with mangrove forests, coral reefs, and miles and miles of sandy beaches. There are many opportunities for adventure during your Bahamas vacation rental – experiences that only the Bahamas can provide.
 
You can stop by Saddleback Cay – it’s a privately-owned island but you can book an excursion there and watch nurse sharks gather to feed. You can take a tour of the famous Bacardi Rum Factory in New Providence and see where your favorite cocktail is made. You can scuba dive at the internationally known Bimini Road – it’s an underwater limestone formation that, from above, looks like the paving blocks of a highway. Or you can simply relax, kick back, and enjoy the slowed-down island way of life.
 
It’s no wonder that Hemingway stayed on Bimini Island while writing To Have and to Have Not. The stunning beauty and ample native wildlife population of the Bahamas is inspiring. So lie on the famous pink powder sands of Harbour Island Beach or watch the bright crepe paper costumes of Junkanoo – you’ll undoubtedly find inspiration of your own during your Bahamas vacation rental.