Dallas Fort Worth to Bahamas

Comprising 12 counties of the US state of Texas, Dallas Fort Worth, also known as 'The Metroplex' is a place worth-visiting. In this land of cowboys, while there are cows and wranglers to see, there are also delicious steaks to be enjoyed. Besides these, there are more stimulants that can easily keep tourists engaged for days. The Kimbell Art Museum, International Museum of Cultures and Fossil Rim Wildlife Centre are just few of the places of interest Dallas Fort Worth boast of. A Dallas Fort Worth vacation could be all about exploring the arts because there are plenty of choices. While there are places like the Grapevine Opry and Irving Arts Centre, there is also the opportunity to visit the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, all of which offer a truly cultural experience. This area is also blessed with natural abundance and the innumerable trails and natural parks. Some of the most naturally blessed sites in the area include Fort Worth Nature Centre & Refuge and Dallas Arboretum & Botanical Gardens. A Dallas Fort Worth holiday cannot be considered complete if tourists fail to pay a visit to Cattleman's Steak House- one of the best places to eat in the entire region. To explore this hip and happening metropolitan area in a very convenient manner, tourists can get their hands on of the many exciting travel packages from MakeMyTrip.

Located on the Caribbean Sea, the Bahamas is an archipelago of 700 islands, of which, only a few are inhabited. It features a tropical savannah climate with mild temperatures throughout the year. There are 16 major islands in the Bahamas. The Abacos chain of islands and cays features soft sand beaches along with multiple adventure and sightseeing hotspots. Elbow Cay is famous for the Elbow Reef Lighthouse - located in Hope Town. Near Green Turtle Cay, there is a unique diving site – The Catacombs, comprising shipwrecks and Caribbean reef sharks. Cat Island in the Bahamas offers a secluded escape with incredible beachside cafes and nature trails. Mount Alvernia on this island marks the highest point in the Commonwealth country, rising up to 63 m above sea level. The Hermitage - a stone monastery lies atop this hill. The island is also well-known for Rollezz Beach, comprising soft white sands. The southernmost island group in the Bahamas – Inagua, is sparsely populated. But, it is home to about 140 species of birds. The island is also home to 80,000 flamingos. The Exumas comprise over 360 islands and cays. Island hopping is a popular activity in this region. Among the most popular activities is swimming with the friendly nurse sharks at Compass Cay. If you want to enjoy a tropical vacation in the Bahamas, book a flight and stay through MakeMyTrip to enjoy the best discounts.