I heard there a the Bahama Islands are dirty, is this true?
Sep 26th, 2003, 01:20 PM
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I heard there a the Bahama Islands are dirty, is this true?
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I'm thinking of going to the Bahamas, but I heard there is some parts of the island are dirty and overloaded with tourist. Is there a cetain area that you would suggest. Looking for clean beaches.
thanks
I'm thinking of going to the Bahamas, but I heard there is some parts of the island are dirty and overloaded with tourist. Is there a cetain area that you would suggest. Looking for clean beaches.
thanks
Sep 26th, 2003, 04:54 PM
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Parts of Nassau are "dirty," but there are clean parts as well. Paradise Island is overcrowded. Of course, there are over 700 cays, islands and rock formations which make up the Bahamian archipelago, and many are pristine and beautiful. Robert
Sep 26th, 2003, 05:28 PM
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Paradise Island definitely qualifies as being touristy, almost like Miami on a small scale. But it's not dirty.
Much of Nassau and Freeport is run down (but not touristy).
Most of the other 99% of the Bahamas is either sparsely inhabited or unpopulated, and in most cases pristine. Only a tiny % of the Bahamas are ever seen by tourists.
Much of Nassau and Freeport is run down (but not touristy).
Most of the other 99% of the Bahamas is either sparsely inhabited or unpopulated, and in most cases pristine. Only a tiny % of the Bahamas are ever seen by tourists.
Sep 26th, 2003, 08:27 PM
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Note that the Bahamas consist of literally hundreds of islands, many of which are frequented by tourists.
In my experience, Nassau and Freeport are generally considered dirty and, as one of my scuba friends says, "packed with redneck trash." Of course this is a generality. The "out islands" are less crowded and much nicer places to visit.
Enjoy!
In my experience, Nassau and Freeport are generally considered dirty and, as one of my scuba friends says, "packed with redneck trash." Of course this is a generality. The "out islands" are less crowded and much nicer places to visit.
Enjoy!
Sep 28th, 2003, 08:25 AM
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As everyone has stated, the Bahamas consist of hundreds of islands/cays. Consider the Out Islands such as the Abacos, Eleuthera, the Exumas, Cat Island, and Long Island. Definitely not overloaded with tourists and definitely clean.
Sep 28th, 2003, 04:26 PM
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I totally agree with RobertoB. The out-islands are truly beautiful! The cover of the current Fodor's Bahamas 18th edition show a secluded beach. I know that beach very well, it's in front of our home on San Salvador island, Bahamas. Definately do a search on all of the out islands and find out what peaceful is all about!
