In honor of her rule a staircase was named after this British monarch.

The official residence of the archipelago’s governor-general.

What is conch?

This word is the nautical term for the right side of a ship.

On this day in 1973 the Bahamas gained it’s independence

This pirate was known for weaving hemp into his beard and lighting it on fire.

Its mission is to support and drive national development through education, research and innovation, and service by offering high quality, signature programs grounded in the unique features of the Bahamian environment, economy and history.

A rather popular and fast-paced table game played in The Bahamas

These two sails can be found on the foremost part of the Liberty Clipper

The number of miles in a half-marathon

This person is the current Prime Minister of the Bahamas

his organization is a global organization whose mission is to bring reconciliation, restoration and hope for persons affects by poverty, crime, drug abuse and broken relationships

The currency of the Bahamas.

To tie a line to a belaying pin, cleat, or post

This New Years celebration is a very colorful parade

The Governor-General of the Bahamas

Instead of the traditional saving method used by Americans, some Bahamians form this, by making weekly or monthly contributions to a common pool and then receive the amount in the pool once it is their draw.

Thrown overboard at the stern, is a device that measured the speed of a vessel in “knots”

This is what we will call the bathroom on the Liberty Clipper?

This is the main island where Nassau is located

The current US Charge d’affaires of the Bahamas has been in this position since November 2011.

This is the oldest surviving public building in Nassau.

The national tree of the Bahamas is often called ironwood because it is one of the hardest woods in the world.

The line used to raise a sail

This is an underwater sinkhole which is usually circular