If you are feeling wanderlust, Caribbean Journal never disappoints! Here, Alexander Britell writes about The Bahamas as one of Lenny Kravitz’s lifelong passions as well as the focus of a current tourism campaign, “It’s Not One Island, It’s a Lifetime of Them.” Britell writes: “Watching Sunrise in Abaco. Dancing Junkanoo in Nassau. For Lenny Kravitz, The Bahamas Isn’t Just One Island. It’s a Lifetime of Islands.” Read the full article (with spectacular photos) at Caribbean Journal.
First light in the Abacos. Casting in Acklins. Riding horses on the sand on Long Island. Straddling two worlds at the Glass Window Bridge in Eleuthera. Dancing Junkanoo in the streets of Nassau. The Bahamas is an entire universe.
For Lenny Kravitz, The Bahamas has been a lifelong passion. He is of Bahamian descent through his mother’s side, and he’s been traveling to these islands since long before he ever held a guitar. For him, it’s not one island. It’s a lifetime of them.
That’s the premise of Kravitz’s latest campaign for the 700-island destination, which is again tapping the world-renowned artist to remind travelers of The Bahamas’ diversity, its authenticity and its stunning natural beauty.
It’s called “It’s Not One Island, It’s a Lifetime of Them,” and the multi-video push is putting the 16 inhabited, tourist-destination islands in The Bahamas in the spotlight: the entertainment and cultural hub of Nassau, the uncrowded sands of Long Island, the fishing in far-off corners of The Bahamas like Crooked Island. [. . .]
For the full article, visit https://www.caribjournal.com/2025/04/24/watching-sunrise-in-abaco-dancing-junkanoo-in-nassau-for-lenny-kravitz-the-bahamas-isnt-just-one-island-its-a-lifetime-of-islands/?f4
If you are feeling wanderlust, Caribbean Journal never disappoints! Here, Alexander Britell writes about The Bahamas as one of Lenny Kravitz’s lifelong passions as well as the focus of a current tourism campaign, “It’s Not One Island, It’s a Lifetime of Them.” Britell writes: “Watching Sunrise in Abaco. Dancing Junkanoo in Nassau. For Lenny Kravitz,
