Coming Home, Local Exumian becomes First Artist-in-Residence at Big Sampson Cay

In the super-charged reality we call our daily lives, few things -- and fewer places -- still have the capacity to take our breath away.

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Bahamas National Trust Summer Safari Camp

Monday 24th June 2019  9:00 AM

School may be out for the summer, but there is still so much fun to be had with The Bahamas National Trust!
Every summer we dedicate two summer camps to our youth! Utilizing national parks as an outdoor classroom to expose Bahamian youth to the beauty and complexity of Bahamian ecosystems.
Click HERE for registration forms to sign up for a camp!

ONE CAMP, SIX ISLANDS
From snorkelling coral r...

BREEF Kamalame Cay Sail Away

Saturday 28th July 2018  11:00 AM

Join BREEF on Saturday 28th July to celebrate our 25th Anniversary with a delicious lunch on the beach and special drinks from Young?s Fine Wine at award-winning Kamalame Cay, Andros.

Donation of $295 to support BREEF and Bahamas Marine Conservation

Bring your own boat, or contact us for other ideas. We can provide some boat rides to and from Kamalame from Western New Providence (on a first ...

Hello Moving Cooler Fete Hosted by C.O Entertainment

Friday 4th May 2018  7:30 PM

Looking for a great event on Bahamas Carnival Friday , well look no further your the right place! CO Entertainment ''Hello" Moving Cooler Fete is a boat ride whereas our patrons bring their own drinks, party to 100% soca music & cruise the beautiful waters of the Bahamas under the stars.

STEPS TO MAKE SURE YOU & YOUR CREW APART OF THIS EXPERIENCE & HAVE A GREAT TIME.

1. Share event with frie...

Bahamas Tops Post-COVID Destination Choices

It’s not often that a once in a lifetime opportunity presents itself twice, but that’s exactly what’s happened in the case of Little Ragged Island.

The remote isle in the southern Bahamas is back on the market and has what it takes to draw the attention of the world’s wealthiest seeking a private tropical haven for personal pleasure or development potential.

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Outrage over turtle harvesting

A video recorded by a visiting American couple last week showed a loggerhead turtle with a rope around its neck in the water at the rear of a business in West End. This video not only kindled outrage among eco tour operators, but also sparked an appeal for laws prohibiting such incidents to be enforced. The ...

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Alarm over Sweeting's Cay healthcare

KWASI Thompson, MP for East Grand Bahama, has again called for government to address the pressing issue concerning the lack of medical professionals on Sweeting's Cay.

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Epic kayak trip raises thousands for Cancer Society

By JESSICA ROBERTSON

Online Editor

WHAT started out as one man's desire to honour his dead father's memory, ended up with 18 people kayaking from Exuma to Nassau and countless others donating time and money to raise thousands of dollars for The Cancer Society of The Bahamas.

The flotilla of 14 kayaks - including three two-man kayaks and one that was paddled alternately by two people - set off f...

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Church leader publishes sixth book entitled: 'Bible Basics' aimed at early readers

"Train up the child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not turn away from it."

It comes as no surprise that this famous Proverb (22:6) - a book of guidelines - is one that author Lenora Brown holds dear to her heart. Penning her first book, "Alphabet Friends Chart Stories and Developmental Activities", (released in 2002), Brown has always focused on the developmental approach ...

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Freeport Based Realtors Leverage International Relationships to land Private Island Sale

The Isles of The Bahamas, with its idyllic archipelago of islands rocks, and cays has continued to attract travelers from across the globe, many of whom have come to call it home. As the demand for luxury island homes has increased, Keys Bahamas Realty - Grand Bahama Island’s leading provider of real estate brokerage and lifestyle services - has become an industry leader, opening up the islands ...

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