JUNKANOO
Amongst the regular activities that you will find, there are a few national festivals that you may wish to attend such as the Junkanoo Festival held every year on New Years Day. Junkanoo is a national festival which can be traced to the slave trade in the 1800's where the slaves would have a festival every year. You can read more about Junkanoo in the 'customs' section.
WEST END SUNDAYS
Most people on Grand Bahama usually go to church on a Sunday morning and then later that afternoon head to the western part of the island. Why? The food of course. West End offers the best native food ever. From Conch Salad to Fried Fish, West End is the culinary specialist of Grand Bahama. Most Persons usually go 'out west' in the afternoon and usually leave by sun down.
Twelve acres of beauty unsurpassed in all of Grand
Bahama, cascading waterfalls, botanical gardens, scenic
trails, a petting zoo with animals and tropical birds
to feed and take photos with make this attraction a
delight for kids of all ages.
Kayak Nature Tours, based in Freeport Bahamas has been one of the leading Eco-tour operators on Grand Bahama Island for the past ten years. We operate kayaking, snorkeling, biking, hiking, and bird watching tours. We also offer multi-day kayaking and camp.
East End Adventures offers a variety of adventure nature tours ranging from jeep safaris to bonefishing. Expect personalized, and undivided attention we only take small groups. An unforgettable adventure awaits you in Grand Bahama's Outback! Explore.
Imagine a tropical vacation where you can interact and swim with dolphins, scuba dive and snorkel as much as you want, while enjoying the relaxed island atmosphere of The Bahamas.All this and more is awaiting you at UNEXSO.