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Crystal Clear Water

The Water Doesn't Get Better than This

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Coconut Drinks

Have a Coconut Drink....Or Eight

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Get Some Air

Got Some Extra Cash..Go Parasailing

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Serene Beaches

The perfect place to relax...the beach can be serene or wild..your choice

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I Dare You

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Swim with the Dolphins

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The Bahamas

Senior Trip in the Bahamas

145 catholic high school students from Lafayette, La at an all inclusive resort in the Bahamas = Drama.

Senior Trip, If only anyone could remember it.

Senior Trip is a phenomenal tradition. I am so glad that someone decided to put together a trip for the high school graduates to go and let loose before their four years of college.

Learning To Fly: Parasailing in The Bahamas

High above the waters, off the coast of The Bahamas, thrill-seekers take to the sky for an unprecedented view. Parasailing is sure to raise your heartbeat as you take in the cool air above the blue waters of the Caribbean. It’s an activity enjoyed by young and old alike, requiring only a small fee and a sense of adventure. On the Island

Market Square in Port Lucaya

This is where the action is every night during Spring Break in the Bahamas. All the students from the surrounding hotels will taxi or walk their way to the Square almost every night. It features an open stage in the middle of the square with a D.J. and hundreds of dancing students. The square is ringed with bars and the most popular drink is a bucket of rum punch. This is one of the few places where the actual bar makes almost no difference because most of your time will be spent roaming around the square. Just poke your head inside a bar long enough to get a drink and get back to dancing.

Xanadu Hotel

It has several dining options: Casurina Cafe & Bar for informal Freeport Bahamas dining; Escoffier Grill Room for fine Bahama dining as well as other Bahamas food and beverage options available at Port of Call, After Deck Lounges and the Ocean Front Bar & Grill.

Pisces

Located at Port Lucaya offers a wide variety menu which includes 21 types of pizzas, seafood, curries and much more! Ambiance at this Bahamas restaurant make for a perfect dining experience. Bahamian food that leaves your mouth watering.

CoCoNuts

Serves great Bahamas food at Island Seas Resort is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner offering the islands only tiki hut beach front Freeport Bahamas restaurant.

Bikini Bottom at Traveller's Rest

Offers snacks, lunch and dinner and a full service bar beachfront at William's Town Beach. A short stroll from Island Seas Resort and easily accessed by bus or taxi, come have a relaxing afternoon or evening by the sea. Check for the scheduled entertainment offering island music, bands, solo performers and rake 'n scrape performances

Royal Islander

Another cheap hotel that is a favorite of Spring Breakers.

Xanadu

In 2005 when a group of friends and I went this place was really bad, but I’ve heard the rumor that it had been redone. Make a comment if you’ve stayed there since then. Hotel Website

Sheraton

Really nice and located walking distance to Market Square. Hotel Website

Marriot Grand Bahama

Really nice and located walking distance to Market Square

Holiday Inn

Really nice and located walking distance to Market Square. There will be students packed in the rooms and on the beach all week.

The Port Lucaya Resort

10 individually colored two-story buildings all making up the resorts perimeter, and includes 160 spacious rooms decorated in a tropical tone with views of the beautiful gardens, the poolside or having private balconies looking over the marina. During spring break this is StudentCity.com headquarters and will host hundreds of college students. The hotel is nice, but nothing amazing; the best part is its location. It is located very close to the “market square” which is the main going out area each night.

Wyndham Viva Fortuna Beach – Freeport

Churchill Drive Road
Freeport - Isla Grand Bahama
Bahamas

The hotel was great because it was all inclusive. It is located right on a beautiful area of the beach and is isolated from everything else. The rooms were nice and the hotel amenities were everything that a ton of college kids needed. It was packed with students from several different SEC schools that were ready to have a good time. The food was good and the drinks were unlimited which led to a wild time. The property has two sit-down restaurants and three bars. The other cool aspect of the all-inclusive is that almost all of the activities are free as well.

Deep Sea Fishing

It’s the Bahamas and it is surrounded with a gorgeous ocean that is filled with huge game fish. It is easy to find the number for a captain and spend the morning fishing. Many of the charters have deals where you can let a restaurant cook the fish you caught and you can bring your friends back for a fresh dinner.

Enjoy the Beach

The Bahamas have a ton to offer with the foremost attraction being the beautiful beaches. Depending on where you are staying you will have access to the gorgeous white sand beaches and crystal clear blue water. The weather on spring break is normally great with 80’s in the day and 70’s at night.

Grand Bahama Spring break

Grand Bahama is one of the northernmost of the islands of the Bahamas, and the closest major island to the United States, lying just 55 mi off the state of Florida. Grand Bahama is the fourth largest island in the Bahamas island chain of approximately 700 islands and cays.

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  • Grand Bahama is one of the northernmost of the islands of the Bahamas, and the closest major island to the United States, lying just 55 mi off the state of Florida. Grand Bahama is the fourth largest island in the Bahamas island chain of approximately 700 islands and cays. The island is approximately 96 miles long west to eBahamas Beachast and 17 miles at its widest point north to south.

    Freeport is the major city of Grand Bahama Island. As mentioned above, it holds the commercial ship harbour and the main airport. Freeport has many good shops and roads, and is very clean. Foreign investors are just now waking up to the large number of pristine ocean and canal front properties that exist in the Freeport area. As of April 2007, premium waterfront lots can be found for as little as 20% of their counterparts on the Florida coast. Construction in the Freeport area is picking up quickly as aFreeport Bahamas Sign result. An attractive feature of Freeport property is that it's covered by the Hawksbill Creek agreement. Under this agreement, personal real estate is tax free until 2015.

    Lucaya is an important tourist destination on Grand Bahama Island. It has beautiful beaches and contains several big hotels including the most popular, five-star "Our Lucaya" hotel chain made up of the Sheraton and Westin hotels and the Lanai Suites located at Lighthouse Point. Count Basie Square in Port Lucaya provides regular live entertainment targeted at cruise ship patrons. Fishing, snorkeling, sight seeing, and "booze cruise" trips leave from Bell Channel Harbour on a daily basis. Content via Wikipedia

  • Enjoy the Beach

    The Bahamas have a ton to offer with the foremost attraction being the beautiful beaches. Depending on where you are staying you will have access to the gorgeous white sand beaches and crystal clear blue water. The weather on spring break is normally great with 80’s in the day and 70’s at night.

  • Deep Sea Fishing

    It’s the Bahamas and it is surrounded with a gorgeous ocean that is filled with huge game fish. It is easy to find the number for a captain and spend the morning fishing. Many of the charters have deals where you can let a restaurant cook the fish you caught and you can bring your friends back for a fresh dinner.

  • Wyndham Viva Fortuna Beach – Freeport

    The hotel was great because it was all inclusive. It is located right on a beautiful area of the beach and is isolated from everything else. The rooms were nice and the hotel amenities were everything that a ton of college kids needed. It was packed with students from several different SEC schools that were ready to have a good time. The food was good and the drinks were unlimited which led to a wild time. The property has two sit-down restaurants and three bars. The other cool aspect of the all-inclusive is that almost all of the activities are free as well.

  • The Port Lucaya Resort

    10 individually colored two-story buildings all making up the resorts perimeter, and includes 160 spacious rooms decorated in a tropical tone with views of the beautiful gardens, the poolside or having private balconies looking over the marina. During spring break this is StudentCity.com headquarters and will host hundreds of college students. The hotel is nice, but nothing amazing; the best part is its location. It is located very close to the “market square” which is the main going out area each night.

  • Holiday Inn

    Really nice and located walking distance to Market Square. There will be students packed in the rooms and on the beach all week.

  • Marriot Grand Bahama

    Really nice and located walking distance to Market Square

  • Sheraton

    Really nice and located walking distance to Market Square. Hotel Website

  • Xanadu

    In 2005 when a group of friends and I went this place was really bad, but I’ve heard the rumor that it had been redone. Make a comment if you’ve stayed there since then. Hotel Website

  • Royal Islander

    Another cheap hotel that is a favorite of Spring Breakers.

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  • Bikini Bottom at Traveller's Rest

    Offers snacks, lunch and dinner and a full service bar beachfront at William's Town Beach. A short stroll from Island Seas Resort and easily accessed by bus or taxi, come have a relaxing afternoon or evening by the sea. Check for the scheduled entertainment offering island music, bands, solo performers and rake 'n scrape performances

  • CoCoNuts

    Serves great Bahamas food at Island Seas Resort is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner offering the islands only tiki hut beach front Freeport Bahamas restaurant.

  • Pisces

    Located at Port Lucaya offers a wide variety menu which includes 21 types of pizzas, seafood, curries and much more! Ambiance at this Bahamas restaurant make for a perfect dining experience. Bahamian food that leaves your mouth watering.

  • Xanadu Hotel

    It has several dining options: Casurina Cafe & Bar for informal Freeport Bahamas dining; Escoffier Grill Room for fine Bahama dining as well as other Bahamas food and beverage options available at Port of Call, After Deck Lounges and the Ocean Front Bar & Grill.

  • Market Square in Port Lucaya

    This is where the action is every night during Spring Break in the Bahamas. All the students from the surrounding hotels will taxi or walk their way to the Square almost every night. It features an open stage in the middle of the square with a D.J. and hundreds of dancing students. The square is ringed with bars and the most popular drink is a bucket of rum punch. This is one of the few places where the actual bar makes almost no difference because most of your time will be spent roaming around the square. Just poke your head inside a bar long enough to get a drink and get back to dancing.

  • Learning To Fly: Parasailing in The Bahamas

    High above the waters, off the coast of The Bahamas, thrill-seekers take to the sky for an unprecedented view. Parasailing is sure to raise your heartbeat as you take in the cool air above the blue waters of the Caribbean. It’s an activity enjoyed by young and old alike, requiring only a small fee and a sense of adventure.

    On the Island

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