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These aren t isolated cases. Of course, you ll find the occasional bum lounging on the beach, and there are certainly some strange characters wandering the streets of Nassau. There s a certain amount of petty crime on the islands and everyone wants more money. But on the whole, there s an overwhelming air of tranquility, a don t worry; be happy attitude that pervades the islands, and it s infectious. Visitors returning home often find the easygoing Bahamian ways, the shrug of the shoulders, and an almost overpowering desire to put everything off until tomorrow, has returned with them.

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