European explorers in the 1400's to the 1600's traded with the native Americans in the Bahama's. Europeans would trade cows, pigs, horses, sugarcane, and would deliver smallpox. the Indians would trade them turkey, corn, and other natural resources.
Si Christopher Columbus ay naglakbay patungong mga isla sa Caribbean noong 1492, na bahagi ng kanyang mga ekspedisyon para tuklasin ang bagong ruta patungong Asya. Sa kanyang unang paglalakbay, siya ay nakarating sa mga isla tulad ng Bahama, Cuba, at Hispaniola. Ang mga lugar na ito ay naging simula ng pakikipag-ugnayan ng Europa sa Amerika. Sa kanyang mga paglalakbay, hindi niya natagpuan ang Asya, kundi ang mga bagong lupain na kalaunan ay tinawag na "Bagong Mundo."
He named Florida, from the Spanish Pascua florida, "flowery Easter." While voyaging southward he encountered the strong current of the Gulf Stream as it poured through a channel. He had discovered the Bahama Channel, which later became the route of the treasure ships on their return voyage to Spain.
The Old Bahama Channel is a deep-water passage between the island of Cuba and the Great Bahamas Bank.
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Florida to Bahama cruises are one of the most popular cruises in the US. Some companies that offer these cruises are Carnival, Celebration Cruise Line, and Royal Caribbean.
Grand Bahama Island is approximately 55 miles (about 89 kilometers) from the coast of Florida, specifically from the nearest point in the Florida Keys. The distance may vary slightly depending on the specific location in Florida. The island is a popular destination for travelers from Florida, often reached by boat or short flights.
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The largest body of water East of Florida is the Gulf of Florida. It is also known as the Straits of Bahama or the Straits of Florida.
The Bahamas are a popular tourist attraction southeast of Florida.
from east Florida to the bahama islands
On average it could take about 25 minutes.
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Grand Bahama is the northernmost island of the Bahamas island chain. It is approximately fifty-six miles off of the coast of Florida and its easiest access point is in Freeport Harbor.