What to do in Grand Bahama

The Bahamas' largest open-air marketplace blends international brands with local Bahamian crafts across 9.5 vibrant acres. Explore colourful shops, then linger for evening live music performances in Count Basie Square.

Taino Beach offers soft sands and tranquil waters perfect for family swimming adventures in the Bahamas. Enjoy authentic local cuisine from nearby vendors while relaxing on this expansive shoreline retreat.

Lucaya Beach captivates with pristine white sands and clear turquoise waters perfect for snorkelling. Enjoy the serene atmosphere before exploring the adjacent Port Lucaya Marketplace for local dining.

This 12-acre botanical sanctuary honours Freeport's founders with waterfalls, a labyrinth, and diverse plant life. Stroll the winding trails early morning to spot indigenous birds and butterflies at their most active.

Encompassing all the Bahamas’ different ecological zones, this remarkable park is home to one of the world’s longest underwater cave systems.

Find out why this pristine stretch of white sand is often referred to as the welcome mat of Grand Bahama Island.

Xanadu Beach offers pristine white sands and tranquil turquoise waters away from Freeport's busier shores. Bring your own essentials and snorkelling gear to fully appreciate this serene Bahamian retreat.

This whimsical pink mansion with European-inspired turrets overlooks Lucayan Bay from its hilltop perch. Stroll through the gardens and capture panoramic views from this 1920s architectural gem.