Stroll Miami's world-famous beaches and soak up its electric energy. Explore South Beach's Art Deco District, with 1930s pastel hotels and tropical motifs. In Little Havana, grab a legendary Cuban sandwich and a strong, sweet café Cubano. Or relax on 12 miles of sandy beach and watch the world go by. At night, dance salsa, unwind in a candlelit lounge, or party until sunrise.

Great Exuma blends island luxury with Caribbean life. Relax on Emerald Bay's ivory sands, explore cays and breezes near the Tropic of Cancer, and visit Georgetown, a yachting hub known for two annual regattas and Lake Victoria. Shop local crafts at the straw market or The Sandpiper. Snorkel caves and coral gardens, bonefish, golf 18 holes at Sandals Emerald Golf Club, or enjoy poolside parties and live music with locals.

The Bahamas is an archipelago of many islands and cays. New Providence Island, 21 miles long and nearly 7 miles wide, holds Nassau, the capital, with white-sand beaches and a lively downtown. The National Art Gallery and Junkanoo Museum showcase local art and traditions shaped by African, English, and West Indian influences. Historic sites like Fort Charlotte and the Pompey Museum trace Nassau's past, while a bridge and ferries link the harbor to Paradise Island's resorts and beaches.

Stroll Miami's world-famous beaches and soak up its electric energy. Explore South Beach's Art Deco District, with 1930s pastel hotels and tropical motifs. In Little Havana, grab a legendary Cuban sandwich and a strong, sweet café Cubano. Or relax on 12 miles of sandy beach and watch the world go by. At night, dance salsa, unwind in a candlelit lounge, or party until sunrise.