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Where to Book Enjoy The Famous Bahamas Beaches:
Famous Bahamas Beaches
The Bahamas has a lot of allure and endless reasons to visit, but its beaches are unquestionably the strongest draw to this tropical paradise. There are hundreds of world-class beaches to choose from in the Bahamas, and they are both varied and diverse.
For those looking for famous and sought-after beaches, there’s the iconic Cabbage Beach on Paradise Island and the stunning and easy-to-access Cable Beach in Nassau.
There are also more remote and epic beaches like Tropic of Cancer Beach, Pink Sands Beach, and French Leave Beach. All these locations attract beach lovers from around the world. The sand is soft, and the waters are mostly protected, and a stunning turquoise hue. This makes them perfect for casual swimming, snorkeling, and all sorts of watersports.
Things we like:
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Every island in the Bahamas has great beaches, making it easy to find a stunning strip of sand -
The beach is the best budget-friendly activity in The Bahamas
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Much of The Bahamas is well-protected by reefs, making many of the beaches safe for swimming and water activities.
Things we don't like:
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The only downside to the most famous beaches is they are crowded -
The more remote beaches often require private (expensive) boat transfers
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Some beaches are private and sometimes off-limits to day visitors
Where to Book Enjoy The Famous Bahamas Beaches:
Famous Bahamas Beaches
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Things we like:
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Every island in the Bahamas has great beaches, making it easy to find a stunning strip of sand
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The beach is the best budget-friendly activity in The Bahamas
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Much of The Bahamas is well-protected by reefs, making many of the beaches safe for swimming and water activities.
Things we don't like:
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The only downside to the most famous beaches is they are crowded
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The more remote beaches often require private (expensive) boat transfers
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Some beaches are private and sometimes off-limits to day visitors
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