Bahamas

An archipelago comprising numerous islands, the Bahamas offers a diverse range of experiences. Nassau, the capital, is known for its beaches and tourist activity, while the quieter Out Islands appeal to those looking for tranquility and hidden marine environments. These locations are visually stunning but also rich in opportunities for cultural exploration, which resonate with the nation’s multifaceted history and traditions.

In terms of cultural heritage, the Bahamas have a distinct identity shaped by a mix of historical influences and modern developments. Museums play a crucial role in preserving this legacy. The Pirates of Nassau Museum offers a glimpse into the country's piratical past, the National Art Gallery of The Bahamas features a range of Bahamian art, and the Pompey Museum of Slavery & Emancipation provides important historical context. Cultural events such as Junkanoo, a street parade with music and dance, and the Eleuthera Pineapple Festival, celebrating the island's pineapple farming heritage.