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  Acklin and Crooked Island Bahamas Welcome to the Acklin and Crooked Island series! Traveling to Acklins and Crooked Island in the Bahamas is a unique and unforgettable experience. These two islands are located in the southern part of the Bahamas and are not as popular as some of the other islands in the region. However, this is precisely what makes them so special. If you are looking for a peaceful and secluded getaway, Acklins and Crooked Island are the perfect destinations for you. One of the main attractions of these islands is their natural beauty. The crystal-clear waters, pristine beaches, and untouched landscapes are a sight to behold. The islands are also home to a variety of wildlife, including birds, fish, and sea turtles. If you are interested in eco-tourism, you will not be disappointed by what Acklins and Crooked Island have to offer. The islands are also a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. The waters around the islands are perfect for fishing, kayaking, and snorkeling.

Bahamas Series Nassau, Bahamas I have decided to do something a little different. I want to do a series about places to visit and give ideas for a vacation or if your like me and want to island hop.  Today we are going to talk about Nassau, Bahamas. Nassua Paradise Island is actually two islands! You have New Providence Island of which Nassua is the capital and Paradise Island. These islands are less than a half a mile apart, so they are commonly referred to as Nassau Paradise Island.  This island offers miles and miles of powdery white sand with the stunning Bahama Blue waters.  There are two bridges that connect Paradise Island and and New Providence Island together. New Providence is roughly 80 square miles and Paradise Island is only 685 acres. This makes it easy to travel around to see the next spot.  These islands are part British and part West African. These islands offer colorful homes, mini-mansions coupled with small hotels and mega resorts for the picture perfect destination