BAHAMAS PARADISE CRUISE LINE ANNOUNCES LIMITED-TIME PROMOTIONS, THEMED SAILINGS AHEAD OF APRIL REBRAND TO MARGARITAVILLE AT SEA
Travelers Can Say “Bon Voyage” to Grand Classica With 3-for-2 & BOGO 50% Off Offers,
Themed NFL, MLB, and Spring Break Cruises
PORT OF PALM BEACH, Fla. (February 9, 2022) – As Bahamas Paradise Cruise Line prepares for its April rebranding to the all-new Margaritaville at Sea, the brand has announced a line-up of special promotions and themed sailings that let loyal travelers bid farewell to its flagship vessel, Grand Classica, and enjoy a short, last-minute getaway to paradise. Snag one last chance to sail aboard Grand Classica before she reemerges as Margaritaville at Sea Paradise on April 30th. Grand Classica’s bon voyage includes discounted cruise fares for students, a Buy One Get One Free booking sale, and select
Tony Macaroni’s Conch Experience, Grand Bahama Island
For many, the name “Tony Macaroni” is synonymous with Grand Bahama. Widely known for his delectable conch dishes, for the past 30 years, Anthony (Tony) Hanna, better known as “Tony Macaroni” has operated a restaurant on the beautiful Taino Beach located in Freeport, on the South West Coast of Grand Bahama Island.
Over the years thousands of tourists have visited this restaurant, “Tony Macaroni’s Conch Experience,” a wooden, thatched-roof shack on the white sands facing the crystal-clear blue waters of Taino Beach. Many of these visitors have been repeat visitors who share the sentiments that a visit to Grand Bahama Island is just not complete without a visit to Tony Macaroni’s Conch Experience. Besides his mouth watering dishes, the entertainment like Rake and Scrape music, Jazz, or Bonfire nights
NASSAU, Bahamas, 4 January 2022 – The Bahamas has suspended the mandatory RT-PCR testing requirement for vaccinated travellers, which was expected to take effect on 7January 2022. Vaccinated persons, as well as children ages 2-11, may continue to present either a negative Rapid Antigen Test or negative RT-PCR Test.
In addition, effective 4 January 2022, all persons remaining in The Bahamas for longer than 48 hours will be required to undergo a Rapid Antigen Test, regardless of vaccination status. Read More
