These Are Unique Foodie Experiences in the Bahamas

As stated on their website, Tru Bahamian Foor Tours offer “unique, guided small group experiences designed to introduce you to authentic Bahamian food and maximize your fun.” Their services included a food tour and cooking classes. The food tour lasts between three and three-and-a-half hours and includes over six different tastings of traditional Bahamian meals, such as conch fritters, baked macaroni and cheese, rum cake and Bahamian gelato.You will also have the opportunity to meet local chefs and be offered their Bites of Nassau Recipe Collection. In addition to tours, they also offer private cooking classes. Simply provide them with your contact information, the dates you are interested in and the size of your group, and they can teach you how to prepare a variety of different local meals.

Fish Fry in Nassau is a collection of over 30 different restaurants that all specialise in selling some type of local seafood meal. Some of the dishes you can expect are conch salad, conch fritters, and a large variety of fish and crustaceans. This is an excellent place to learn about the unique cuisine the Bahamas has to offer without having to travel too far.

Paradise Island is a small island attached to the capital island of New Providence and contains most of the country’s major tourist attractions. Paradise Island prides itself on its romantic restaurants, ideal for couples visiting the country. These restaurants combine French, Italian and Bahamian cuisine to make a truly unique dining experience.

Paradise Island also has “Tasty Tours”, a tour for two, which involves going through downtown Nassau and experiencing different foods and drinks. Two of the most notable stops are Graycliff Chocolatier, the Bahamas’ first interactive chocolate factory, and John Watling’s Distillery – great for rum lovers.