Top 5 souvenirs to bring home from the Bahamas Islands
In addition to stunning islands and idyllic beaches, the Bahamas boasts a lively shopping scene, making it a true paradise for shopaholics.
From items that showcase vibrant culture to those steeped in tradition, there's something for everyone. With this in mind, don't forget to add these souvenirs to your shopping list, advises News Bytes.
Junkanoo
If there's one souvenir that embodies Bahamian culture, it's Junkanoo art.
Junkanoo is an annual street parade featuring people dressed in colorful costumes, elaborate headdresses, and unique masks.
Charming miniatures of these, which are quite popular, can be found in gift shops year-round. You can also find Junkanoo-themed paintings, jewelry, and decorations.
Shell Jewelry
Although conch flesh is a delicious food, its shell is often used to create jewelry.
Its beautiful pale pink shell is polished and crafted into bracelets, earrings, and necklaces available in a variety of designs, colors, and price ranges.
Pink pearl shell jewelry is among the most coveted in the Bahamas, so don't hesitate to indulge.
Batik
Batik is a signature fabric in the Bahamas used to make beautiful clothing, table linens, and accessories.
Featuring patterns complemented by seahorses, hibiscus flowers, and coral, it evokes the perfect island vibe.
Purchase some products from the island of Andros, which has been renowned for its homemade batik products for over 40 years.
Flavored Rum
Flavored rum from the Bahamas can transport you back to the islands with each sip.
Available in a variety of flavors, including pineapple and coconut, this invigorating mix is best enjoyed in a beach shack. Consider purchasing a batch to bring home as well.
It's also used to make decadent rum cakes, so be sure to give them a try.
Homemade Jam and Jelly
Want to bring a taste of the Bahamas with you? Pineapple jam and guava jelly are popular confections in the Bahamas, perfect as spreads on bread, pancakes, or bagels.
Available in supermarkets throughout Nassau, there's no reason to miss out on them.
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