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The Bahamas - It's More Than Just Beaches

While the beaches of the Bahamas are thelimestone just off the coast of the island.
premier tourist attraction, there are manyDivers can trace the road and have found some
more things to do if you travel inland. Oninteresting relics just 20 feet below the
Abaco you can visit the Abaco National Park,surface.Grand Bahama Island offers visitors a
which is a 20,500-acre national parkplethora of non-beach related activities. At
dedicated to preservation of the nativeFragrance of the Bahamas you can make and
plants and animals of the Bahamas. It is onebottle your own perfume. This interesting
of the only places in the Bahamas where youexhibit is housed in a historical
can see the endangered Bahama Parrots. TheseEnglish-style mansion that you can tour. The
beautiful emerald colored birds call the parkInternational Bazaar is a 10-acre series of
home. Also on Abaco you can see the wildshops and restaurants that feature products
horses of Abaco. These horses are probablyfrom around the world. This is a great place
descendants of the horses Columbus brought onto pick up some trinkets to commemorate your
his trips to the New World. They are housedtrip.Long Island is home to the Columbus
in a preservation area in the pine forests ofMonument, which attributes to the discovery
Abaco. Also on Abaco you can explore theof the archipelago by Christopher Columbus.
Hope Town Lighthouse. This candy-stripedHamilton's Cave is an interesting location to
lighthouse was built in the early 1860s. Itexplore. Here you can see the cave where
is still lit by a kerosene lamp.Andros IslandLucayan artifacts were found. St. Mary's
also has a lighthouse on the southern end ofChurch is an interesting location. It does
the island. The Andros Lighthouse was builtnot have stunning architecture like some of
in the 1890s. Andros is home to many ruinsthe other churches on the islands, but it is
of the sugar cane plantations of the Bahamasthought to be the oldest church on the
past. You can visit the Old Governmentisland. The church was built in the 1600s by
Administrate Building and Jail House, Oldthe Spanish.Paradise Island is home to the
School Buildings, the Whyms Plantation, theArdastra Gardens and Conservation Center.
Chamberlain Sisal Plantation, several oldThis miniature zoo houses 300 animals from
wells, the Twin Lakes Farm and more. Historyaround the world in beautiful tropical garden
lovers will want to spend several daysdisplays. For those who enjoy military
visiting these sites from the 1800s and earlyhistory, there are several historic forts to
1900s. The Star Gate Blue Hole dive isvisit on Paradise Island, including Fort
famous because in the 1990s several IndianCharlotte, Fort Fincastle and Fort Montagu.As
skulls were found here. Andros also hasyou can see, there is much more to do on the
several historic churches for visitors toislands of the Bahamas than just the beaches.
explore.The next island in a tour of theOf course, if you are traveling to the
Bahamas is Bimini. Bimini has its ownBahamas, you are going to want to spend some
museum, dedicated to the history and culturetime ocean-side. Be sure to schedule some
of the people of the island. There is a sitetime, however, to explore the many inland
that has been nicknamed the "Lost City ofactivities of the Bahamas.
Atlantis". This site is several blocks of



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