Go Shop View archives

• Jewels by the Sea

  This elegant shop carries an array of timeless and captivating trinkets ranging from classic, locally produced fresh water pearl necklaces to exquisite sterling silver necklaces. Caribbean blue diamonds set in strikingly designed rings mimic the mystique and allure of the sea. (9/2011)

  East of Sandals Resort Main Entrance; W Bay St
  242-327-5248
  jbsbridal.com
  

• My Ocean

  This sweet-smelling shop is a celebration of authentically Bahamian products. Sisters Tanya and Helen Klonaris hand-roll scroll soaps in bright island colors and 14 calming fragrances that range from mild to invigorating. The soaps are infused with indigenous herbs such as rooster comb and granny bush, as well as hibiscus and tangerine oil. (9/2011)

  Charlotte St near W Bay St
  242-325-3050

• COIN OF THE REALM

  History comes alive at this 30-plus-year-old jeweler, which is housed inside a 1700s gunpowder magazine. Discover ancient Greek and Roman coins, or be seduced by locally sourced Bahamian pink conch pearls, crafted into stunning jewelry by Frieden of Switzerland. (9/2011)

  Charlotte St
  242-322-4862
  coinrealm.net
  

 

Go See View archives

• Bahama Booze Cruise

  This all-inclusive harbor cruise is not only a fun way to discover Nassau from the water, it also comprises unlimited drinks such as the Goombay Smash and the Yellow Bird, as well as a native lunch. Though there is a lot of partying going on to upbeat island music, you can also take it easy as the cruise also stops to explore local reefs and secluded beaches . (9/2011)

  Paradise Island
  242-393-2973
  boozecruisebahamas.com
  

• Sacred Space

  Antonius Roberts' art sprouts from unexpected places. With this site-specific art installation, he carved the stumps of 12 Casuarina trees into haunting yet elegant "sacred women" looking out over the ocean. (9/2011)

  At Clifton Heritage National Park Clifton Pier
  242-362-4368
  antoniusroberts.com
  

 

Go Eat View archives

• THE POOP DECK

  Take in the exhilarating harbor views and enjoy the Caribbean breeze on the deck of this Bahamian eatery that features traditional dishes like peas and rice and conch fritters. Don't leave this down-home eatery before trying their grilled Mahi Mahi topped with a savory pineapple salsa. $$ (9/2011)

  Sandy Port
  242-327-3325
  thepoopdeck...aurants.com
  

• Café Matisse

  Celebrate art and the art of food at this superb restaurant. Hang out in the courtyard and enjoy creatively prepared Milanese-style cuisine. While the menu features an array of pasta and seafood dishes, make it a point to try the homemade sweet potato gnocchi with gorgonzola and walnut sauce as well as the sinfully delicious warm chocolate tart drizzled with vanilla sauce. $$$ (9/2011)

  On Bank Ln behind Parliament Sq
  242-356-7012
  cafe-matisse.com
  

• Go Green Café

  This casual diner has it all: guava-and cream cheesestuffed French toast, scrumptious sandwiches, healthy salads, down-home soups, Bahamian chicken souse with Johnny cakes, and seafood quiche, to name just a few. $$ (9/2011)

  Downtown, East St N
  242-322-8539
  gogreencafebahamas.com
  

 

Go Party View archives

• Señor Frog’s

  This lively party spot by the sea screams "la pura vida!" (the good life!) It’s the perfect place to let your hair down to dance, drink, eat and be merry. Sample the carne asada tacos with a spicy salsa verde or try the juicy burritos. Complete the Mexican theme with a margarita or a shot of tequila. (9/2011)

  Bay Street
  242- 323-1777
  senorfrogs.com
  

• Luna Nightclub

  Overlooking Saunders Beach, this grand nightclub boasts indoor and outdoor dancing and can comfortably host up to 5,000 people. Lounge around or enjoy the sea breezes in the outdoor party area. (9/2011)

  West Bay St
  242-325-6881

• Untray Band

  For eight years, this threeman band has provided the soundtrack to Festival Palace market—and is often the main attraction. Ted Hutchinson (vocals), Herbie Miller (guitar) and CJ (bass) spin soul-moving songs like "Oh My Andros" several days a week. (9/2011)

  At Festival Place Bay St
  242-302-2000