Honeymoon In Cable Beach – Once In A Lifetime Opportunity
Cable Beach will really mesmerize the honeymoon travelers by its scenic
Cable Beach
topography, extravagant zoos, wildlife and crystal clear sand beaches. The beach has to offer something to everyone right from young people, families, and couples to old people.
Attractions in Cable Beach
A visit to the Ardastra Zoo, Gardens and Conservation Center will really
Ardastra Gardens, Zoo and Conservation Center
enthrall the mood of the visitor. The attractive centre has something special to offer for both kids and adults’ with its diverse variety of animals and marching flamingoes, as well as turtles, monkeys, lemurs, and two jaguars. The gardens have exotic native plants and flowers, striking fruit trees, coconut palms, bromeliads, orchids, vividly colored bougainvillea and hibiscus blossoms of every shade.
A short drive or a 25 minute walk from the zoo is Historic Fort Charlotte and
Historic Fort Charlotte
Government House. Fort Charlotte is the biggest of the three forts in Nassau and offers a magnificent view of Nassau Harbor. It has a waterless moat, a canon and subversive dungeons. Government House is an attractive pink building and is the authorized home of the Governor General of the Bahamas since 1801. Here, couples will enjoy viewing the changing of the guard and the police marching band.
Head towards up the street to Parliament Square which has numerous colonial style pink buildings which will give an authentic look of the pre historic period. Further little south between East Street and Collins Avenue is Fort Fincastle, the Water Tower and the Queens Staircase. The attractive staircase was engraved out of the limestone rock in the 18th century. Walk up to the top of the 65 stairs to get to Fort Fincastle which was built in 1793, to see astonishing views of the island.
The Bahamas Historical Society Museum offers surfeit of information about
Bahamas Historical Society Museum
life on the islands before the influx of European settlers. On display at the museum are exhibits featuring archaeological, anthropological, and historical collections.
The Pompey Museum of Slavery and Emancipation, located in a building that once was the location of slave auctions during 1970s, is dedicated to teaching visitors about slavery and its impact on the people of the Bahamas.
Dining Option
Billy’s Joe on the Beach restaurant will be the best place to dine along with your beloved. The food served here is very scrumptious.
Accommodation
St Francis Resort will be the apt place to live along with your partner as the hotel offers special discounts to honeymoon travelers during festive season.
Airport
Nassau International Airport in Nassau, Bahamas will be the ideal place to land in Cable Beach where major international and domestic flights operate daily.
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