Bahamas

Embark on an exciting adventure to the Bahamas! Explore endless white-sand beaches, take a dip in turquoise waters and immerse yourself in the local culture. Enjoy a variety of activities, from scuba diving to exploring historical sites. We invite you to discover the unique wonders of the Bahamas!

The Bahamas: all about visas, translation and apostille for your trip

The sunny Bahamas is not just a vacation destination, but a true traveler's paradise filled with wonders and interesting discoveries. Every town, every village, every beach here embodies a unique blend of cultural heritage and natural beauty. If you're wondering what to see in the Bahamas, the answer is simple: everything!

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Interesting facts about the Bahamas

The first inhabitants of the Bahamas appeared quite recently - only about a thousand years ago. These places attracted by their unique nature and abundance of resources.
During the XVI century the Bahamas were practically deserted. Spanish conquistadors who arrived here took the local population to Haiti as slaves.
Since 1920, when the U.S. introduced Prohibition, the Bahamas became a place where American tourists could enjoy unlimited vacations and alcohol was available in abundance.
In 1973, the Bahamas gained independence, but the British crown still appears as the head of state.
Interestingly, about half of the country's population still does not have access to the internet.
The Bahamas is not just beaches and sea. The archipelago includes about 700 islands, only a small part of them is inhabited, and the rest are corners of untouched wildlife.
The Bahamas can also boast that its area is comparable to that of Jamaica, although most of the territory consists of water expanses.
In The Bahamas, the Bahamian dollar is closely tied to the U.S. dollar, providing stability and certainty in financial transactions.
The majority - about 80% - of the country's residents live in the capital city, Nassau, making it a major center of culture and commerce.
The Bahamas is home to the Great Inagua, home to the world's largest population of pink flamingos, making the island even more attractive to tourists.

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