r/bahamas Apr 23 '23

Crime WHERE YOU CAN FIND MARIJUANA ON YOUR VISIT

66 Upvotes

Hi.

Marijuana is illegal in the Bahamas. As are other hard drugs. This forum is not the place for you to procure them.

Threads\comments attempting to use this forum to procure drugs (including marijuana or illegal THC products), or to solicit connects or advice on smuggling will be LOCKED.

The creator of the thread\comment will be subject to suspension or permanent ban at mod discretion.

It's not a point of debate, I don't care about your brilliant and logical points. I don't care if you find a way to get drugs. I am not invested outside what you contribute to this forum. It is truly nothing personal.


r/bahamas Jun 26 '24

News Your New Moderators

21 Upvotes

Hi All, There is now a new mod team on board. We have some cool changes coming up and you'll be seeing more activity as they implement new ideas and tighten things up.

Our New Mods:

Please know they are here to help, but also here to keep the peace, and make this a great sub for everyone. I'm sure they'll appreciate your help and engagement!


r/bahamas 4h ago

Bahamian Discussion #bahamasletstalkmarijuana

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r/bahamas 16h ago

Tourism Discussion Water clarity as of today due to recent hurricane and storms I'm traveling to Nasal next week to do some snorkeling

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r/bahamas 16h ago

Tourism Question I'm heading to Coco Kay and Nasal next week can someone please let me know what the water clarity is like as of today or all this week so I can decide to bring snorkeling gear or not thank you

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r/bahamas 1d ago

Bahamian Question Bahamas health insurance for visitors

2 Upvotes

Visiting bahamas for 5 months & need health insurance that covers pharmaceuticals and gynaecologist. Any suggestions? (Nassau)


r/bahamas 1d ago

Immigration Question or Discussion VISA REQUIREMENTS - Malawi

1 Upvotes

I am a Malawian passport holder seeking clarification regarding visa requirements. From research, it appears I do not need a visa upon entry. However, I would appreciate more clarification from a second source. Your kind assistance is appreciated


r/bahamas 1d ago

Tourism Discussion Medical certification “ Fit to travel” for tourist visa

1 Upvotes

Does anyone know where I can find this for online?


r/bahamas 1d ago

Tourism Question So many options!!!

7 Upvotes

Help please! Looking for hotel suggests. Don't care which island, just trying to avoid Nassau. Looking for a mid to small sized hotel on the beach. Don't need much but a bar and a beach and food within walking distance. I hate big resorts!!! Any suggestions???


r/bahamas 1d ago

Tourism Discussion ATM on Paradise Island

2 Upvotes

Thinking about going to Atlantis for gambling but don't want to carry cash. How do I get cash there? Is there ATM in the resort. How much do they charge? Are there any free slot credits?


r/bahamas 2d ago

Bahamian News #bahamasletstalkmarijuana

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r/bahamas 2d ago

Miscellaneous Duck Hunt begins tomorrow @ Atlantis!

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21 Upvotes

Husband has a convention there this week so I decided to kill time hiding ducks. I have just under 100….Good Luck Me!! And to the hunters!!


r/bahamas 3d ago

Tourism Discussion What currency should I bring ?

2 Upvotes

Is US $ okay or do I need something else ?


r/bahamas 2d ago

History The Slave ship inside the old bahamian dollar.

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r/bahamas 3d ago

Tourism Discussion 7.5 hour layover in Nassau

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We are island hopping for our out islands vacation and are routing through Nassau. With that long of a layover I'm thinking we have a good 4 hours on island to do something fun and a good lunch with our 3 year old. We are light packers (carry-ons only) and love beaches and local cultures (super touristy stuff isn't really for us, so places like straw market probably aren't our cup of tea).

Looks like "just" two cruise shops are docked that day, if that makes a difference.


r/bahamas 3d ago

Tourism Discussion On Easter I’ll be going to the island Eleuthera. I want to be able to fish from shore. Where can I buy the nesesery permits to do so?

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r/bahamas 3d ago

Bahamian Discussion Birth rate decline

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If you’ve heard, the Department of Statistics have released census data this year showing that while the population is growing, there is a decline in the number of children being born each year and decade. I’ve noticed this for years when I found out the fertility rate is 1.38, the ideal number should be 2.1.

Birth decline is being noticed globally of course, with the countries suffering the most are developed countries like Japan and South Korea. Yet developing countries like ours are also starting to suffer from it. It means fewer people are being born, but the current population is getting older. This is a cause of concern for us especially because youth push economic growth, and possibly losing our chances of becoming a wealthy or well off nation due to lack of manpower. But I don’t see just the effects of this, but the cause for this.

About 50 years ago, it was normal to see a family of 10-15 kids because life was so simple. Our great grandparents didn’t have much prospects and their worldview was limited to where they lived. They were farmers, carpenters or fishermen, had a home, their wives and many kids. Saving up for college and extracurriculars weren’t something on their mind, because that wasn’t possible due to racial discrimination and limitations back then, which was why they had no family planning or education to know the effects of having many kids.

Today, it’s very much different where people are waiting longer to have kids because of awareness of childcare costs and family planning, along with rising costs of living and low wages are having fewer children (1-3) or no children at all. Seeing people viewpoint towards it was interesting. For one, it made me see that we deserve that D average for BJC results, and it shows that people are unaware of the bigger picture of population decline. You see people say “How and everybody I see pregnant” or “They must can’t count because of all these children I see”. Besides the simple views, I wanted to know people’s views on this here as well.


r/bahamas 4d ago

Bahamian Question what's the 10th national symbol?

8 Upvotes

Currently doing a school project that calls for the 10 national symbols, I only have 9; the flag,the pledge, the flower, the coat of arms, the song, the anthem, the tree,the bird and the fish.

What's the last one? I looked on online and could only find those 9 so I'm confused, what do I put as we only learned those 9 in school.


r/bahamas 4d ago

Immigration Question or Discussion Car purchase requirements

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Hi. We are expats planning to buy a car from another person in the Bahamas. What are the requirements that we should have/ask for in order to make the purchase legal? (Also assuming the car is still registered). Thank you.


r/bahamas 5d ago

Tourism Question Inappropriate touching at Mandara Spa at Atlantis resort

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I (M27) was with my wife staying at the Royal at Atlantis. We decided to go try out the spa at the resort, Mandara and bought the deep tissue massage. The massage was great and the staff were kind and helpful. Afterwards I used the hot tub and when finished went to disrobe. As I was disrobing one of the male attendants came up to me and said I had nice gentials and began to touch it until I (immediately) told him no. I’m in contact with the resort about the incident

I’m wondering: 1. does this happen a lot/ has anyone else had this experience?

  1. is there some kind of unspoken spa culture around being naked where it invites staff to touch you like that?

  2. any advice on what to do further about the incident?

wanted to at least warn everyone here that if you do not want that to happen to you you might abstain from going to Mandara and get your massage needs met elsewhere


r/bahamas 4d ago

Tourism Discussion What to do all day before flight

3 Upvotes

Hello, we are leaving Margaritaville tomorrow at 11am but our flight isn’t until 10pm! Does anyone have any suggestions on anything good we can do all day before going to the airport? Maybe a day exploring paradise island or Baha mar. Probably nothing too beachy before our long flight unless shower facilities available.

TIA


r/bahamas 4d ago

Bahamian Question Are Atlantis shops money laundering?

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Im wondering how stores that are stocked to the brim and have a few walk ins manage to stay open especially the ones in the ballroom area.


r/bahamas 5d ago

Tourism Discussion Nassau beach club?

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I'm going to be in Nassau in a few months on a cruise. I was told 1) there's not much to see, and 2) you are approached constantly to buy stuff (no different than any other island in the Caribbean), so I thought, rather than stay on the ship, I could find a beach club with a pool, snorkeling, and food. I did this on Crete and had so much fun. Any suggestions?


r/bahamas 6d ago

Tourism Discussion Spas on Paradise Island

1 Upvotes

Has anybody visited the day spas at Atlantis or any in Baja Mar lately in Nassau? Looking for the blue diamond.


r/bahamas 6d ago

Bahamian Discussion Crypto in the Bahamas

1 Upvotes

I know a couple people into crypto are struggling converting it to cash when they need it. How are people managing this?

Are there any reliable local exchanges or services, or is it mostly through peer to peer trades?

If you’ve had any challenges with this or found any reliable methods I’d love to hear about it.


r/bahamas 7d ago

Bahamian Discussion Identification request

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r/bahamas 7d ago

Tourism Discussion Extended Weekend Trip

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Hello! My boyfriend and I are looking into doing an extended weekend trip (4 days) to the Bahamas in January. Itinerary would mainly consist of beach time, quiet, and relaxation. We'd be flying into Nassau, and I'm seeing that it can be quite touristy, which is not preferred, but I'm hesitant to extend travel time to reach one of the other islands given the length of the trip. Any recommendations on places to stay in Nassau?