Itineraries
Where to stay
Port Lucaya and Lucaya Beach for the marketplace and marina; Taino Beach for a beach-resort stay; central Freeport for the Rand Nature Centre and shops.
The areas: Port Lucaya and Lucaya Beach, Taino Beach, Central Freeport.
Where to stay in Freeport: areas and adviceHotels in FreeportPlaces to see
All things to do in The BahamasBeachFortune BeachA quieter beach about five miles from Port Lucaya Marketplace that needs a car or a tour to reach.Entry: Free to visit
BeachGold Rock BeachA beach in Lucayan National Park where low tide shows rippled sand known as the Welcome Mat.Entry: Inside Lucayan National Park
NatureLucayan National ParkPark with boardwalks through mangroves and pine forest, caves that are part of a long underwater cave system, and Gold Rock Beach.Entry: Pay at the gate
NaturePeterson Cay National ParkA small limestone cay with surrounding reef off Grand Bahama and a nesting colony of bridled terns.Entry: Boat access
MarketPort Lucaya MarketplaceAn open-air center of shops, restaurants, bars and straw markets on Sea Horse Road, with live music in Market Square.Entry: Free to enter
NatureRand Nature CentreA 100-acre nature preserve near downtown Freeport with foot trails, a freshwater pond and a native plant arboretum.Entry: Pay at the gate
BeachTaino BeachOne of the two best-known activity beaches on Grand Bahama, with water sports and beachfront dining.Entry: Free to visit
FoodTony Macaroni's Conch ExperienceA conch shack above Taino Beach since 1992, known for conch burgers, homemade hot sauce and live jazz on the beach.Entry: Pay as you go