Nassau, Bahamas
Museums
If you're in Nassau and interested in visiting museums, I'd suggest checking out the National Art Gallery of The Bahamas or the Pirates of Nassau Museum. If you're looking for similar types of museums nearby, you may also want to consider visiting the Pompey Museum or the Graycliff Heritage Village.
Food
Some of the most recommended, popular and typical dishes to eat in Nassau according to locals include:
- Conch fritters: Fried dough balls with chopped conch meat.
- Bahamian cracked conch: Deep-fried or pan-fried conch served with peas and rice or fries.
- Peas and rice: A staple side dish made with pigeon peas and white rice.
- Johnnycake: A type of bread made with flour, sugar, and butter or lard.
- Guava duff: A dessert made with guava fruit, flour, sugar, and butter that is boiled or steamed.
- Baked macaroni and cheese: A cheesy and creamy casserole dish that's a favorite comfort food.
- Sky juice: A refreshing drink made from coconut water, condensed milk, and gin or rum.
Activities
Some fun activities that local people enjoy in Nassau include visiting the beaches like Cable Beach or Love Beach, exploring the local food scene and trying Bahamian cuisine such as conch fritters or guava duff, taking a tour of the historic forts like Fort Charlotte or Fort Fincastle, and visiting the Straw Market to shop for souvenirs and handmade crafts. You may also want to consider taking a boat tour or going snorkeling to explore the beautiful coral reefs surrounding Nassau.
