Niagara Falls to Bahamas

Niagara Falls is a name given to three huge waterfalls that bestride the Canadian province of Ontario and the US state of New York. The three waterfalls are the Bridal Veil Falls, American Falls and Horseshoe Falls. The Horseshoe Falls lies on the Canadian side, while the American Falls and the Bridal Veil Falls lie on the American side. The Niagara Falls is known both for its natural scenic beauty and for being a valuable source of hydroelectric power. The oldest and of course, one of the best attractions in Niagara Falls is the Maid of the Mist - a thrilling boat cruise that takes people to the bottom of the falls. The Prospect Point Park - offering spectacular views of the American Falls – is a prime attraction on the American side. When tourists arrive from the Canadian side, they are showered with many attractions, such as the Queen Victoria Park that has well-maintained gardens and the decks that offer breathtaking views of both the falls on the American side. There are underground walking trails leading to observation rooms, where visitors get an impression of being in the middle of the falling waters. A trip to the Niagara Falls is simply a must for everyone. To explore this natural wonder in a hassle-free and affordable manner, tourists can avail 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.