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Nuestra Señora de las Maravillas (Our Lady of Wonders), a two-deck Spanish galleon, sank on Jan. 4, 1656, off the Little Bahama Bank in the northern Bahamas on a trip to Seville from Cuba.

A treasure trove of jewels, medallions and historic artifacts have been uncovered in the Bahamas by Allen Exploration, dating back to the legendary 17th century Maravillas shipwreck.

Since he was a child Carl Allen came to Walker's Cay in the Bahamas for the fishing. Today, the retired businessman is fishing for gold, silver and gems from the wreck of a Spanish galleon that ...

A team of experts has uncovered a priceless treasure trove from the wreck of a 350-year-old Spanish galleon. ... The Maravillas sank in the northern Bahamas on January 4 1656 after colliding with ...

If you are planning to travel to Mangrove Cay or any other city in Bahamas, this airport locator will be a very useful tool. This page gives complete information about the Mangrove Cay Airport along ...

Construction continues in April 2024 for Disney Cruise Line's new Bahamas destination on the island of Eleuthera called Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point set to open in summer.

If you are planning to travel to Spanish Wells or any other city in Bahamas, this airport locator will be a very useful tool. This page gives complete information about the Spanish Wells Airport along ...

A placard shows plans for what will be more than a 28,000-square-foot pool on Norwegian Cruise Line's private Bahamas island Great Stirrup Cay on Tuesday, April 15, 2025.

FOR AS long as any of us can remember, we have believed what we have been tol that the Spanish who first discovered these islands in 1492 gave them their name, Bahama, meaning shallow sea.

Nuestra Señora de las Maravillas (Our Lady of Wonders), a two-deck Spanish galleon, sank on Jan. 4, 1656, off the Little Bahama Bank in the northern Bahamas.

FOR AS long as any of us can remember, we have believed what we have been tol that the Spanish who first discovered these islands in 1492 gave them their name, Bahama, meaning shallow sea.