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A Walk In Nassau, The Bahamas

Every time I’ve visited an island, I’m always overwhelmingly enthralled with the existence of color from the architecture to the food to the people. It is incredibly hard for me to strike a balance between being in the moment and wanting to capture everything as a photographer so that I don’t forget what my eyes saw and my heart felt. At least for a couple of hours, I walked and took in the beauty of this foreign land. Here is what I saw.

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Conch Pistols: The Bahamian Aphrodisiac | Giving Them A Try

In The Bahamas, a tour guide with a sense of humor may convince you to try something that looks and feels similar to a worm. In my case, the tour guide refused to tell me what I was trying and made me eat three before he even gave me a hint. Would you try conch pistols? They’re said to be an aphrodisiac, but I’m still deciding if the bragging rights were worth it.

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Conch to Cocoa: Eating Your Way Through Nassau

Nassau cuisine is particularly interesting because chefs make use of ingredients that are not common everywhere. Like most islands, you'll find that seafood is popular, and in The Bahamas, mainly conch, snails that are indigenous to the Caribbean. Many dishes are jerk or cracked (deep-fried) and full of flavor, and conch is always the star of the show in salad, stew, or fritters.

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A Guide To Nassau, Bahamas | The Basics

Traveling to the islands, especially one like The Bahamas, can be relatively easy because they are huge tourist destinations. With the exception of going through customs, traveling to an island is like traveling anywhere nationally. You’ll likely not run into any issues, but there are some things you may want to know before you go.

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