Terminals info +info
Lynden Pindling International Airport features three terminals: Terminal A for domestic and international departures and domestic arrivals, Terminal B for U.S. and international arrivals, and Terminal C exclusively for U.S. departures. These terminals are interconnected via a central hub, allowing for easy transfers between flights.
Reviews +info
In this section you can find information and opinions/ratings about the airport:
-Our Review of Lynden Pindling International Airport
-Pros and Cons of NAS Airport
-Mini-Guide of the Airport (2’ Guide)
-Other reviews
-Some Stats
Transportation +info
Here are the five transportation options from Lynden Pindling International Airport:
-Taxis: Quick and direct to downtown and resorts.
-Private Transfers: Pre-arranged, personalized service.
-Car Rentals: Major companies available for self-drive.
-Public Bus: Available nearby, budget-friendly option.
-Shuttle Services: Shared rides to hotels and attractions.
-Tip: Book in advance for convenience and availability.
About Nassau
Nassau, the vibrant capital of the Bahamas, is situated on the island of New Providence, part of a stunning archipelago of 700 islands. Known for its tropical climate, breathtaking beaches, and lively nightlife, Nassau has been a magnet for tourists for decades. The city’s rich history and cultural heritage add to its allure, making it a must-visit destination in the Caribbean.
Historical Background
Nassau was originally founded in the 17th century by the British, who named it after William III of the House of Orange-Nassau. Initially established as Charles Town in 1666, it was later renamed Nassau in 1695 by Governor Nicholas Trott. During the 18th century, Nassau gained notoriety as a pirate haven, attracting infamous figures like Edward Teach, better known as Blackbeard. This era saw Nassau become a "Pirate Republic," with Blackbeard even serving as a magistrate, enforcing his own brand of law and order.
Popular Destinations
Beyond Nassau,
Cable Beach: Famous for its beautiful beaches and luxury resorts, Cable Beach is a favorite among tourists looking for relaxation and entertainment.
Paradise Island: This satellite island is home to the renowned Atlantis resort, a premier destination for luxury and entertainment. Visitors can enjoy its casinos, water parks, and upscale dining options.
Pleasant Mount: A quieter area, offering a more laid-back experience with scenic views and local charm.
Tips for Visitors:
-Explore Local Culture: Visit the Pirates of Nassau Museum to delve into the city’s pirate history.
-Enjoy Water Activities: Take advantage of snorkeling, diving, or simply relaxing on the beautiful beaches.
-Experience Nightlife: Nassau’s vibrant nightlife includes bars, clubs, and casinos, perfect for those looking to enjoy the evening scene.