Michelle’s guidebook
Food scene
The resort boasts the Caribbean's largest casino and over a dozen amazing restaurants and bars.
72 locals recommend
The Baha Mar Casino & Hotel
1 Baha Mar BlvdThe resort boasts the Caribbean's largest casino and over a dozen amazing restaurants and bars.
Arawak Cay (pronounced 'key') or Fish Fry, is a colourful strip of restaurants and bars that emphasize local food staples.
162 locals recommend
Twin Brothers
Arawak Cay (pronounced 'key') or Fish Fry, is a colourful strip of restaurants and bars that emphasize local food staples.
Social House Sushi & Grill
1 Skyline DriveGreat sushi spot.
Bon Vivants
Amazing coffee and craft cocktails with a vibrant atmosphere.
Super Value Food Store
Mackey StreetGrocery Store
Food and Sightseeing
Graycliff has a few unique aspects to it. They roll their own cigars as well as sell other cigars. Take a look at how they make their delicious chocolate. The food at the restaurant is top notch. The surrounding street is colorful and lively.
49 locals recommend
Graycliff Cigar Company
West Hill StreetGraycliff has a few unique aspects to it. They roll their own cigars as well as sell other cigars. Take a look at how they make their delicious chocolate. The food at the restaurant is top notch. The surrounding street is colorful and lively.
Local beach spot with playground and public bathrooms. Right next to KFC, Pizza Hut, Burger King, Liquor Store, Pharmacy and Shell gas station
29 locals recommend
Saunders Beach
45 West Bay StreetLocal beach spot with playground and public bathrooms. Right next to KFC, Pizza Hut, Burger King, Liquor Store, Pharmacy and Shell gas station
Quaint coffee shop with amazing ocean views and delicious coffee and food.
34 locals recommend
Louis & Steen's New Orleans Coffeehouse
Windsor Field RoadQuaint coffee shop with amazing ocean views and delicious coffee and food.
Amazing day trip with all inclusive package plus the best taken care of swimming pigs in The Bahamas!
12 locals recommend
Sandy Toes, Bahamas
Amazing day trip with all inclusive package plus the best taken care of swimming pigs in The Bahamas!
Sightseeing
Great beach spot, with playground and running track. Close to Baha Mar Resort
9 locals recommend
Goodman's Bay
Great beach spot, with playground and running track. Close to Baha Mar Resort
Amenities
New Oriental Cleaners
Dry Cleaners
700 Wine & Spirits
West Bay StreetCity advice
Getting around
Public Bus System
Public buses (also called jitneys) are a cost effective way to get around. Walk 2 blocks towards the ocean to West Bay Street. Stand on the oceanside if you want to head to downtown or Paradise Island. Stand on the opposite side if you want to head towards the airport. Bus #10 and #12 is what you are looking for. Just stick your hand out and wave them down when you see them coming. Buses run from about 6am - 6/7pm. You can always ask the driver if they will stop at your desired location. Cost is $1.25, exact change needed.
Getting around
Taxis
Taxis are readily available at the airport, Baha Mar, downtown and Paradise Island. You can spot a taxi by their taxi plates (yellow, that will either say taxi, limo or bus. Airport charges are predetermined depending on location and how many bags you have with you. Please always confirm cost before starting your trip. The Bahamas does not have Uber or Lyft. We do have a contact for a small local taxi company if needed.
Getting around
Rental Car
Please remember we drive on the left hand side of the road and have plenty of roundabouts.
Here are the rental car companies available at the airport:
www.hertz.com
www.avis.com
www.budgetrentalcar.com
www.dollarrentalcar.com