The Islands of the Bahamas consist of 700 islands which covers 150,000 square miles of tropical sea and approximately 5,000 square miles of land.  Every island in the Bahamas has its own distinctive qualities and each has something different to offer.  Though many tourists have preconceived ideas that a Bahamas vacation is just a secluded and peaceful place for some R&R (which is definitely is), there are a multitude of activities available on all the islands.  The Bahamas have it all, whether you are looking for family fun, relaxation, action or great nightlife, you can’t ask for more. 

Holidays throughout the Islands of the Bahamas are times to showcase their culture.  One of the most popular Festivals is the Junkanoo, an energetic, colorful parade of brightly costumed people rotating and dancing to the cadenced accompaniment drum, whistles and cowbells. The Junkanoo festival can be compared to that of the New Orleans’ Mardi Gras and Rio de Janeiro’s Carnival, yet is distinctively Bahamian.  It’s so elaborate, that it usually requires group to spend $40,000 to $100,000 on costumes and props to capture a winning spot.

Judges award cash prizes after the Junkanoo procession.  This is a big deal.  The three main categories for this award are the best in music, best costume and best in overall group presentation. 

The most marvelous Junkanoo parade happens in Nassau.  But you can also experience fabulous Festivals on Grand Bahama Island, Harbour Island, Bimini and The Abacos.  Junkanoo in Grand Bahama is more a carnival atmosphere than an amazing event because there are tents featuring native food and drink for sale and visitors can also join the parade. 

In Nassau, the best views are upstairs on Bay Street or on the street side bench seat so if you have plans to experience this event in Bahamas, you should have a reservation in advance.  These are held twice a year and at a time least likely tourists would be vacationing.  However, the Junkanoo Expo located at the Prince George Dock in the heart of Nassau gives the everyday tourist the chance to view Junkanoo in it’s albeit “second stage”.

A Bahama Vacation is a tropical paradise.  There are Bahama resorts at great prices through a highly sought after lifetime travel club membership.  Prices for a 7 night, 8 day stay will run between $298 and $799.  This allows you to save money on accommodations so you have more spending allowances when you get there. 

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