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Bahamas

A coastal landscape with a clear blue sea, a sandy beach, and a small island with buildings.
A coastal landscape with clear turquoise waters, a sandy beach, and lush greenery.
A coastal landscape with turquoise waters, a sandy beach, and dense green vegetation.
A turquoise sea surrounded by white sand and green vegetation.
A coastal landscape with a beach, clear turquoise waters, and a small cove surrounded by dense vegetation.

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A coastal landscape with clear turquoise waters, a sandy beach, and lush greenery.
Clarence Town
Known for Beaches, Dining and Relaxing
Come to relaxing Clarence Town and enjoy its marina, beaches, and monuments.

Reasons to visit

  • Dean's Blue Hole
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A wooden pier leading to a beach with clear turquoise water and lush green palm trees.
Stella Maris
Known for Islands, Beaches and Sea
Explore secluded Stella Maris: its oceanfront, beaches, history, and more!
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A coastal landscape with a clear blue sea, a sandy beach, and a small island with buildings.
Galliot Cay
Known for Beaches, Dining and Friendly people
Trip time! Discover the beaches, parks, and local cuisine in relaxing Galliot Cay.
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A coastal landscape with a road leading to a beach, a large cloud in the sky, and a clear blue ocean.
Salt Pond
Known for Beaches
Get away to Salt Pond! Enjoy the beaches and more.
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A coastal landscape with clear turquoise waters, rocky shoreline, and distant islands.
Deadmans Cay
Known for Monuments
Explore Deadmans Cay: its monuments and more!
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Morris Settlement
Morris Settlement
Venture to Salt Pond Beach and Deadman's Cay Caves—just two of the sights around Morris Settlement.
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Stay near popular Long Island attractions

Dean's Blue Hole

9.6/10 (15 reviews)
Come see the world's second-deepest blue hole, one of the best places in the world to give freediving a go.
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