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Nassau For The Eats, South Andros For The Escape
Most folks choose to visit Nassau via their favorite cruise line. Once on the island, they lounge on Junkanoo Beach, get their straw market souvenirs, take a booze cruise and of course, indulge in all the authentic Bahamian cuisine their hearts desire. But Nassau is also the perfect base for accessing other picturesque islands within the Bahamas, like South Andros.
The largest but least populated of the Out-Islands, this quieter detour option is perfect for those seeking a little relaxation after the hustle and bustle of Nassau. It’s giving private island vibes without the pretentious price tag. Stay at Caerula Mar Club, situated on 10-acres of beachfront, the resort features private open-air villas and suites, an oceanfront spa, complimentary bicycles to explore on your own and plenty of dining options to suit any palate. While rest is key on South Andros, there are also plenty of opportunities for boating excursions, hiking trails, swimming in underwater caves and visiting The Bahamas’ mystical blue holes.
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