The Bahamas: Discover an Island Paradise

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Written by: Clinton Douglas IV

With more than 500 miles of the world's clearest, turquoise water, this 100,000 mile stretch of 700 petite islands in the Atlantic Ocean is one of the most scenic and secluded vacation spots around. It's uninhabited, pristine beaches are ideal grounds for scuba and deep-sea diving, world-class sport fishing, kayaking and snorkeling by day and extravagant island dining and dancing by night. Its warm tropical climate ranges from 70 to 85 degrees Fahrenheit year-round.

Fly or sail in; the Bahama Islands are just a few miles south of the Florida coast, making it a short and comfortable voyage. Each island is unique, offering its own history and culture. When visiting the Bahamas, be sure to set aside time to visit some of its most renowned attractions - from Cartwright's Cave to the Barrier Reef and Tongue of the Ocean, the world's largest underwater coral reef located just off Andros Island. Other attractions include:

1. The Hope Town Lighthouse

2. The Lost City of Atlantis

3. Eleuthera/Harbor Island's Haunted House

4. Exuma Clays Land and Sea Park

5. Cat Island's The Hermitage, Mount Alvernia

6. Lucayan National Park's Kayak Nature and Cave Tour

Golfing fans love the Bahamas, where you'll find championship greens and fairways amidst pleasant breezes and idyllic weather conditions. Tee up for a scenic day on a palm tree-lined course on The Abacus, The Exumas, Grand Bahama and Nassau/Paradise Islands.

While on the Islands, it's easy to not only tour the local sights, but also hop Island-to-Island. Guided tours, Jitneys or buses, scooter and bicycle rentals, mail boats, ferries, private boats and charter air accommodations are all within reach.

Birthplace to Sidney Potier and Skid Row's Sebastian Bach, the Bahamas are home to a small group of English-speaking, Christian natives with a tight-knit population just under 300,000. Natives are largely of West African heritage and dominantly reside on the New Providence and Grand Bahama Islands.

Everyone should experience the tranquility of island life, if only for a few days. Discover the Bahamas. To learn more about cruise packages, liners, destinations and seasonal travel deals, visit Vasrue.com Travel, today.

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The Bahamas: Discover an Island Paradise 
Copyright © 2006-2009 Vasrue.com, All Rights Reserved 
Written by: Clinton Douglas IV

With more than 500 miles of the world's clearest, turquoise water, this 100,000 mile stretch of 700 petite islands in the Atlantic Ocean is one of the most scenic and secluded vacation spots around. It's uninhabited, pristine beaches are ideal grounds for scuba and deep-sea diving, world-class sport fishing, kayaking and snorkeling by day and extravagant island dining and dancing by night. Its warm tropical climate ranges from 70 to 85 degrees Fahrenheit year-round.

Fly or sail in; the Bahama Islands are just a few miles south of the Florida coast, making it a short and comfortable voyage. Each island is unique, offering its own history and culture. When visiting the Bahamas, be sure to set aside time to visit some of its most renowned attractions - from Cartwright's Cave to the Barrier Reef and Tongue of the Ocean, the world's largest underwater coral reef located just off Andros Island. Other attractions include:

1. The Hope Town Lighthouse

2. The Lost City of Atlantis

3. Eleuthera/Harbor Island's Haunted House

4. Exuma Clays Land and Sea Park

5. Cat Island's The Hermitage, Mount Alvernia

6. Lucayan National Park's Kayak Nature and Cave Tour

Golfing fans love the Bahamas, where you'll find championship greens and fairways amidst pleasant breezes and idyllic weather conditions. Tee up for a scenic day on a palm tree-lined course on The Abacus, The Exumas, Grand Bahama and Nassau/Paradise Islands.

While on the Islands, it's easy to not only tour the local sights, but also hop Island-to-Island. Guided tours, Jitneys or buses, scooter and bicycle rentals, mail boats, ferries, private boats and charter air accommodations are all within reach.

Birthplace to Sidney Potier and Skid Row's Sebastian Bach, the Bahamas are home to a small group of English-speaking, Christian natives with a tight-knit population just under 300,000. Natives are largely of West African heritage and dominantly reside on the New Providence and Grand Bahama Islands.

Everyone should experience the tranquility of island life, if only for a few days. Discover the Bahamas. To learn more about cruise packages, liners, destinations and seasonal travel deals, visit Vasrue.com Travel, today.

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Clinton Douglas IV writes about Travel. For more great articles on this subject, come back to <a href=http://travel.Vasrue.com target=_blank>http://travel.Vasrue.com</a>. Articles are published weekly on Travel, Real-Estate, E-business, Credit and a host of other great topics.

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The Bahamas: Discover an Island Paradise
Copyright © 2006-2009 Vasrue.com, All Rights Reserved
Written by: Clinton Douglas IV

With more than 500 miles of the world's clearest, turquoise
water, this 100,000 mile stretch of 700 petite islands in the
Atlantic Ocean is one of the most scenic and secluded vacation
spots around. It's uninhabited, pristine beaches are ideal
grounds for scuba and deep-sea diving, world-class sport fishing,
kayaking and snorkeling by day and extravagant island dining and
dancing by night. Its warm tropical climate ranges from 70 to 85
degrees Fahrenheit year-round.

Fly or sail in; the Bahama Islands are just a few miles south of
the Florida coast, making it a short and comfortable voyage. Each
island is unique, offering its own history and culture. When
visiting the Bahamas, be sure to set aside time to visit some of
its most renowned attractions - from Cartwright's Cave to the
Barrier Reef and Tongue of the Ocean, the world's largest
underwater coral reef located just off Andros Island. Other
attractions include:

1. The Hope Town Lighthouse

2. The Lost City of Atlantis

3. Eleuthera/Harbor Island's Haunted House

4. Exuma Clays Land and Sea Park

5. Cat Island's The Hermitage, Mount Alvernia

6. Lucayan National Park's Kayak Nature and Cave Tour

Golfing fans love the Bahamas, where you'll find championship
greens and fairways amidst pleasant breezes and idyllic weather
conditions. Tee up for a scenic day on a palm tree-lined course
on The Abacus, The Exumas, Grand Bahama and Nassau/Paradise
Islands.

While on the Islands, it's easy to not only tour the local
sights, but also hop Island-to-Island. Guided tours, Jitneys or
buses, scooter and bicycle rentals, mail boats, ferries, private
boats and charter air accommodations are all within reach.

Birthplace to Sidney Potier and Skid Row's Sebastian Bach, the
Bahamas are home to a small group of English-speaking, Christian
natives with a tight-knit population just under 300,000. Natives
are largely of West African heritage and dominantly reside on the
New Providence and Grand Bahama Islands.

Everyone should experience the tranquility of island life, if
only for a few days. Discover the Bahamas. To learn more about
cruise packages, liners, destinations and seasonal travel deals,
visit Vasrue.com Travel, today.

Clinton Douglas IV writes about Travel. For more great articles 
on this subject, come back to http://travel.Vasrue.com. Articles 
are published weekly on Travel, Real-Estate, E-business, Credit 
and a host of other great topics.

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is offering each article through RSS feed free of charge. Now 
newspapers, ezines, magazines and independent websites can 
effortlessly integrate fresh, captivating content in no time. 
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