The literary world was introduced to the smooth-talking, emotionally isolated agent in 1953 when Ian Fleming published the first book about him, but it wasn't until the movie Dr. No featuring Sean ...

Gently grip the cork handle of your rod as you cast and recast, aiming your flies with as much accuracy as you can muster. Surrounding you, great mountains reach up like jagged teeth, blanketed in ...

​There's nothing on Earth as soothing, relaxing, rejuvenating, detoxifying and enlightening as yoga. A true healer is every respect; yoga powers your soul and allows you to connect with your inner ...

Newsflash: February is the perfect month to visit the Caribbean. For one thing, it's the dry season, so you can tuck away your rain boots, puffy vests and down jackets. A bikini, flip flops, hat, a...

The locals love to celebrate and have fun and there is always some colorful carnival happening in the Bahamas. The biggest event in the Bahamian calendar is Junkanoo; a street carnival in Nassau th...

The Bahamas is tropical and typically bathed in sunshine for most of the year. There are two seasons: the dry (winter) December through April and the rainy (summer) season from May through November...

People of the Bahamas are islanders through and through. They are a friendly bunch with an intriguing history that includes piracy, colonialism, slavery, and cotton. Several noted landmarks were le...

Most people can enter the Bahamas without a visa, including citizens of the US, Canada, the UK, the EU, and many Asian nations. Permits are typically granted for a 90-day stay and passports should ...

The Bahaman dollar is pegged to the US dollar and either currency can be used Be sure to haggle at the markets, but always smile while you’re doing it Beware of ‘hackers’ (illegal taxi drivers); of...

Lynden Pindling International Airport The main airport in the Bahamas resides on New Providence Island, just west of the capital city of Nassau, and receives flights from US and Canadian cities. Th...