The Bahamas are located in the Caribbean region and were discovered by Christopher Columbus in 1492. They are made up of 700 islands, and the whole archipelago is an ecological oasis of 2000 islands and reefs, famous for the purest water on the planet. You can see your legs so clearly in the water as the third largest barrier reef is clearly visible. The most pleasant time here is between September and May, with temperatures between 21-24 degrees. For the rest of the year they are around and slightly over 30 degrees. Nighttime heat decreases by 5-7 degrees, and sea water varies from 23 degrees in February to 29 in August. Guests of the Bahamas have a wide variety of activities. This divine place is famous for its excellent beaches. Not surprising is the fact that people from all over the world come here to immerse their feet in the snowy, white snowy pink sands. Even walking on a beach here is a dream come true.
There is hardly a better trip than what leads you to paradise. When you float in these waters the fish are more colorful, the coral reefs are clearer and the water even cleaner. Motor racing here is an exciting adventure. Both small boats and luxury yachts sail in the waters. For example, San Salvador Island is surrounded by protected reefs and is a place where you can dump anchor and enjoy the variety of beaches and lagoons. Whoever does not have his own boat and wants to enjoy all of this, can hire one as in the prices there are discounts.
Unparalleled water visibility coupled with a wide range of blue and lush coral reefs make the Bahamas one of the most desirable destinations for snorkeling and family diving. The diversity of seafarers is enormous - from coral, through eel and shark passages. Diving in caves, as well as fish eating can be done here. Fishermen can satisfy their whims in these waters. The ocean is home to predators like tuna, swordfish and sharks. For fishermen there is no greater challenge than to face one of these fish, which can weigh five or more times by themselves. The Bahamas are known for their fishing competitions. Record-breaking catches are achieved every year, as fishermen from all over the world harness their reels to win the grand prize.
Every day here is as clear as water. Meteorological conditions are perfect for private panoramic flights. In many places there are airports where small aircraft can safely land. Only the flight should be planned. Tourists can enjoy fabulous riffs and unique bird's eye color.
The Bahamian cuisine may not be the taste of everyone. Local specialties are available here, but international chefs are also available in larger restaurants. Soup, for example, is a combination of strange tastes. Here cooks prepare it with celery, onions, tomatoes and a range of flavors, including roasted or garlic sauce, thyme, sherry, a little dark rum and lime juice. Naturally, fish and seafood are part of many of the dishes here. The favorite food of the local are the molluscs. They are prepared in a variety of ways - stewed, fried or in addition to salads where, however, they are only marinated in pepper sauce. Stuffed fish is another favorite dish of the Bahamas, prepared in combination with spices, tomatoes, celery and onions. Many local desserts are made with coconut,
Drinks here also have interesting hits. For example, under the name "Kallik", the most famous beer of Bahamas is held. Cocktails are a great choice both for refreshing during the hot days and for completing a pleasant company in the evening. Among them are "Sticky Punch" - pineapple juice, lemon juice, coconut rum, syrup and triple sec. Cocktail loved by everyone is "Yellow Bird" - banana liqueur, orange juice, rum, pineapple juice, Galiano (herbal and vanilla liqueur) and apricot brandy. Most recognizable, however, is "Bahama Mama" - nutmeg, bitter liqueur, fruit juice, rum, grenadine and black currant. The Bahamas are a kind of delight for every taste. There is hardly anyone who has visited this paradise and wanted to leave because dreams come true here.
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