City overview
The Bahamas is an archipelago of over 700 islands, though for kosher travelers the story is almost entirely Nassau and neighboring Paradise Island. Jewish life here runs through Chabad of the Bahamas, led by Rabbi Sholom and Sheera Bluming since 2010, with minyanim held at the Baha Mar resort rather than at the Chabad House itself. Nearly all kosher food in the country sits within Baha Mar: CinKo, a Glatt kosher Asian-Latino meat restaurant, the Cholov Yisroel Knosh food truck on the Hyatt beach, and a takeaway hut behind it. An eruv built by Chabad surrounds the Baha Mar property including all three hotels, though not the wider island. Beyond the resort, kosher groceries can be found at Oasis and Solomon's Fresh Market, with kosher wine at the Flying Dutchman in Cable Beach.
Activity providers
Stuart Cove's Dive Bahamas
Bahamas · Snorkel Bahamas Adventure AM/PM: USD 118.80 adult; USD 70.80 child ages 4-11. Includes snorkeling gear and round-trip hotel transportation. Bubble-watcher boat passenger: USD 81.60 adult; USD 68.40 child ages 4-11. Wetsuit rental USD 14.40 extra; snacks, non-water drinks and crew tips excluded. Named activity prices, not general admission.
The island's best-known dive operation, running reef dives, wreck dives, PADI certification courses and its signature shark dive.
Tips
Offers hotel pickup from Paradise Island and Cable Beach. Suitable for complete beginners through certified divers.
Phone
+1 242-362-4171Website
https://stuartcove.com/Neighborhood
Coral Harbour, Nassau
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