Itinerary
Day 1 : Mobile
The city of Mobile is located at the most southwestern point of Alabama in Mobile County. Mobile became established in 1702 about 27 miles from the Mobile River. Did you know that Mobile was once located in Louisiana? In 1711, Mobile was diverted to its present day location.
The most popular attraction in Mobile would have to be the USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park. This memorial park is truly an aircraft lovers dream come true. During your visit to the Memorial Park you'll have the opportunity of viewing such legendary aircrafts like The USS Alabama, Tuskegee Airmen P-51D Mustang, The USS DRUM, B-52 Bomber, and plenty of other favorites.
Day 2 : At Sea
Day 3 : Bimini/BAHAMAS
Day 4 : At Sea
Day 5 : Nassau
Nassau, the capital of New Providence Island in the Bahamas, is a majestic, scenic adventure that you do not want to miss. New Providence island, Nassau has an attractive harbour, a colourful blend of old world and colonial architecture and a busy port. The tropical climate and natural beauty of the Bahamas has made Nassau a popular tourist destination, with a reputation for relaxing days and an exciting nightlife. Lynden Pindling International Airport, the major airport for the Bahamas, is located about 10 miles west of downtown Nassau, and has daily flights to major cities in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and the Caribbean. Summertime temperatures rarely exceed 33 degrees Celsius (92 degrees Fahrenheit) and the winter months have daytime temperatures between 20 and 26C (68 and 80 F), rarely falling below 10C or 50F. The city's proximity to the United States (180 miles or 290 km east-southeast of Miami, Florida) has also contributed to its popularity as a vacation spot, especially after the banning of American travel to Cuba. The world famous Atlantis resort on nearby Paradise Island accounts for more tourist arrivals to the city than any other hotel property. The mega resort also employs over 6,000 Bahamians, the largest outside of government.
Day 6 : Half Moon Cay
Half Moon Cay has the attraction of other private islands plus some! This 2500 acre island, prides itself in maintaining the natural ecology; it protects 2400 of its acres by keeping them wholly unspoiled. Located one hundred miles SE of Nassau, its large protected bay used to be a famous refuge for pirates (or as famous as a pirate refuge can get). Enjoy nature activities, beach fun, or just swing in the hammock to the island steel band. Make sure to take at least one dip in the beach which is only chest deep 60 ft out!
Day 7 : At Sea
Day 8 : At Sea
Day 9 : Mobile
The city of Mobile is located at the most southwestern point of Alabama in Mobile County. Mobile became established in 1702 about 27 miles from the Mobile River. Did you know that Mobile was once located in Louisiana? In 1711, Mobile was diverted to its present day location.
The most popular attraction in Mobile would have to be the USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park. This memorial park is truly an aircraft lovers dream come true. During your visit to the Memorial Park you'll have the opportunity of viewing such legendary aircrafts like The USS Alabama, Tuskegee Airmen P-51D Mustang, The USS DRUM, B-52 Bomber, and plenty of other favorites.