Spanish Wells Guide

What is there to do in Spanish Wells?

Primarily known as a fishing village, Spanish Wells exudes a tranquil vibe that attracts visitors who long for a relaxing time amid sleepy surroundings. The small land area, covering two miles in length and half a mile in width, means that the town will never become a mass hotbed of tourism, instead it enjoys a peaceful ambience all year round. A few small cafes and restaurants adorn the town centre, providing a taster of quintessential Caribbean cuisine, with seafood fresh from the water proving to be the specialty dish. The main form of tourism comes from visitors from Nassau, using Spanish Wells as an escape from the relative busyness of the Bahamas’ capital city.

How do you get around Spanish Wells?

The town is so small that it can be covered entirely by foot.