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Bucket List: The Bahamas Edition

The Bahamas has always been a top listed destination to travel to for a dream vacation or any holiday really. Most recently, I saw a tweet that listed my beautiful country as the number one trending destination for New Year’s 2019. I think it’s amazing, that so many people want to bring in the new year in paradise. But really, who could blame them? Millions of people visit our islands every year just hoping for sunny days filled with clear turquoise waters and a fun time. That tweet really got me thinking about my holiday plans and my possible 2019 travels.

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Exuma Cays. Photo Credit: lynlove_xo

I thought it would be pretty interesting to Bucket list my top 5 islands to visit for the remainder of this year and the upcoming months of the new year. Definitely, I want to see everything! 700 islands and cays? Don’t mind if I do. I just know that may not be feasible in the time frame. But you never know right? In no particular order, here goes my Out Island Bucket List:

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5 Best Things to Do in Nassau this Fall

Every weekend, we always hear, “Ain’t nothing to do in Nassau.” September 22nd, marks the first day of Fall. While we may not feel any significant changes in the weather; the party scene has slowed down. Day parties have recently concluded and the fetes ended a while ago. Not to worry though, there are still many interesting things to do. “Cuffing Season” is coming up and I know you want to impress your potential boo with an awesome date. Better yet, it’s your turn to plan the Girl’s Day/Night activities and everyone is tired of the traditional beach day or downtown club scene. Here are five inexpensive (ranging from free to under $50) fun activities, the next time you’re trying to figure out what’s the move.

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Summer’s Over.

It’s September, summer is officially coming to an end and Fall is sneaking right up on us. Unless, of course you don’t live in a tropical paradise that literally has sun almost all of the 365 days of the year. However, school is open now, most people have already taken a few vacations for the year and patiently waiting for the holiday season. Day parties have also concluded, but boy I am super excited for their return next spring/summer.

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