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Travel Q&A on Nassau:Question: #1: Mopeds and travel in Nassau and Freeport Bahamas:?
I am traveling to Bahamas on Sunday 29th, we go to Nassau and Freeport. I would like to visit good shopping, Paradise Isalnad and snorkle in Deadmans reef, and rent mopeds. Any advice on Moped rentals, traveling to Paradise Island from the docking port at Freeport, and shopping?Also, any Carnival cruisers- did they give you towels to take off the ship onto the beaches? How long was the safety drills and when are they? And-Are all the pool saltwater, and when do they fill up-after you leave port? - asked by Rachel H Answer: Here is an excellent site with some wonderful options 4 U. ... - answered by: anu View All Answers (3) Question: #2: would a 9y/o need a passport to travel to nassau/bahamas?
- asked by wendy Answer: Yes, if he is traveling alone. No, if he is traveling on your passport. ... - answered by: srnair View All Answers (2) Question: #3: can 2 children - one 15 yrs 10mths the other 16 yrs 7mths travel alone 4m Nassau 2 Montego Bay non-stop?
Will be a 3 weeks visit 2 Nassau. They will be accompanied by an adult 4m Montego Bay to Nassau but they will return 2 Jamaica alone - asked by natdjar Answer: yes they can. there are charges for minors under 15 but not over that. ... - answered by: vanilla_d_i_v_a View All Answers (3) Question: #4: Travel tips for key west, coco cay, and nassau?
Looking for good food, and fun things to do when traveling on a cruise to key west, coco cay, and nassau. For adults and also 12 year old male. - asked by fluffa Answer: Key West is awesome. We got off the ship and walked through town, buying frozen Key Lime pie on a stick, and just shopped. We went back to the ship for dinner, then walked around more until we left. ... - answered by: Justsyd View All Answers (3) Question: #5: Need A Travel Map of Nassau Bahamas?
- asked by Mary O Answer: Go to page below ... - answered by: berlingoffer View All Answers (3) Question: #6: Do you need a passport to travel to Freeport, Nassau?
- asked by dam Answer: If you are going this year then no but if you are going next year then yes. Refer to the following.The Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004 requires that by January 1, 2008, travelers ... - answered by: BC Travel Co. View All Answers (6) Question: #7: Where is the best place to go out in Nassau Bahama's? Any travel tips for that country??
- asked by matiboy11 Answer: Take tours instead of going out yourself. Most hotels have tours and you can sign up once you get there. Food is crappy and way overpriced. Water is beautiful...beaches are great. Locals are scary....keep ... - answered by: KathyY68 View All Answers (5) Question: #8: Does anybody know of a travel agency that books packages for the Compass Point resort in Nassau?
- asked by Tinker Bell Answer: If you are looking for someplace quite and relaxing then Compass Point is great. Any travel agent should be able to book your reservations for you. Your can always call Compass Point yourself and book ... - answered by: mmuscs View All Answers (2) Question: #9: I am travelling to Nassau Bahamas and Key West, what should I see while I am there?
I am taking a cruise and will be stopping in Nassau for a day and Key West for a day, wondering if there are any "must see" things while I am there. - asked by weezie1978 Answer: Try swimming with the stingrays. And if you kiss one on the top of the head it is supposed to bring you good luck - seriously! And they make some great, local beers there! ... - answered by: CC View All Answers (5) Question: #10: Jellyfish in Nassau, Bahamas?
I will be visiting Nassau, Bahamas soon, and much to my delight will be doing some snorkeling. I was wondering if anybody had any tips on how to avoid jellyfish and their stings, also if anybody knows what kind of jellyfish are in the area and how bad their stings are. Also if any one has traveled to Nassau if they can give me some pointers on fun places to go, things to do, and where to eat for a reasonable price. Thanks! - asked by Kristina G Answer: I've snorkled the bahamas dozens of times and haven't gotten stung, except for the time me and a girlfriend jumped in the water in the dark, drunk one night in Harbour Island. Even then the sting wasn't ... - answered by: Jessigirl View All Answers (1)
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