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6 Things to do on your next Staycation
Staycations are definitely a thing and they are perfect for people with limited time, energy or money for a more elaborate vacation. The secret to the staycation is committing to treating it like a real vacation. No matter how long you’ve been living wherever you call home, I can guarantee…
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Chat N’ Chill – Stocking Island, Exuma
Chat N’ Chill located on Stocking Island is a short ferry ride away from Georgetown. The perfect all day hang out spot to grab some food, drinks and spend the day on the beach. Chat N’ Chill has the type of atmosphere that makes you want to stay all day.…
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Blue Lagoon – Day Away
Blue Lagoon Island is a short boat ride away from Paradise Island, 3 miles by boat to be exact. You can go for a relaxing day away from Nassau or choose one of thier activities to fill your day. How to get there: Catch a taxi to the Paradise Island…
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Dear 2016 – Year in Review
Dear 2016, Its time to reflect & say goodbye to another year. 2016 has been a year of firsts and the beginning of many to come. In 2016: I celebrated my 1 year blogiversary I wrote & created 41 blog posts Edited & Uploaded 23 videos to Youtube I swam…
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Louis & Steen’s New Orleans Coffee House
Louis & Steen’s New Orleans Coffee House is Nassau’s newest coffee shop, located on West Bay Street with gorgeous views. This family ran and owned establishment has excellent & super friendly customer service which I found to be refreshing. Their service exceeded my expectations & I was pleasantly surprised. I’m not…
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FOOD: Sip Sip – Harbour Island
Sip Sip named after the Bahamian slang for gossip; sits high up on a dune above Harbour Island’s famous pink sand beach. You can’t miss the beautiful bright green building with dark blue shutters. I loved the eclectic decor mixed with old Bahamian paintings and photos. Sip Sip serves lunch only, so…
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Pompey Memorial & Ruins – Great Exuma
The Pompey Memorial & Ruins is just as beautiful as it is historic. The Pompey Memorial & Ruins stand on a seaside cliff, this is where the slaves set off toward Nassau. They hoped to escape their fate of families being split up and sent to Cat Island. Just beyond…
