Top Things to do in George Town
What to do and see in George Town, Out Islands: The Best Free Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in George Town, Bahamas including Sandpiper Arts & Crafts, St. Andrew's Anglican Church, Three Sisters Beach, Jolly Hall Beach, Chat 'N' Chill Bar, Exuma Markets, Straw Market.
Restaurants in George Town
1. Sandpiper Arts & Crafts
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 163 reviews
Sandpiper Arts and Craft Boutique.A one stop shopping destination is located across from Peace & Plenty Hotel down town George Town. Visit Sandpiper for a unique Bahamian experience. Our selection of authentic Bahamian items reflects out heritage, passion and love for island life. Our gallery features 3 generations of Minns Family art, one of a kind collectable pottery by artist Jessica Minns. Bahamian products include Bahama Hand Prints, Androsia, Abaco Neem & more
Reviewed By 223teresa - Loveland, United States
There is very limited shopping on the island. This is a fun place to go for cover-ups (LOTS of cover ups), t shirts, handmade art from the island and fun island decor.
2. St. Andrew's Anglican Church
3. Three Sisters Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By bkparish - Cypress, United States
We met a gentleman while we were strolling on the beach and he said that particular day was a little windy but often the water there is calm. Calm enough to snorkel to one or more of the "sister rocks".
4. Jolly Hall Beach
5. Chat 'N' Chill Bar
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 185 reviews
Reviewed By sailordavid1 - McKinney, United States
You have to stop here if you are at George Town. It is a $15 return water taxi from the government dock. The Sunday pig roast is amazing for only $22 you get pork, peas and rice, Mac and Cheese and coleslaw. The food is terrific and the atmosphere is even better. Super friendly people and a great volleyball court. Make a day of it and you will not regret it.
6. Exuma Markets
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By littlejohn
It's always interesting to read other reviews for this place. Exuma is a small island so don't expect HUGE selections like at home. Yes, they have all the basics, usually veggies, fruit is hit or miss depending on the Tuesday supply boat. Vegan stuff? You need to bring from home and if you have other specialty dietary needs, you need to do the same. If you check the Exuma forum, I do post grocery prices of what we purchase during our stays.
