Gay Bahamas – Ultimate Travel Guide, Hotels, Restaurants, Bars & Activities (Updated 2024)

Gay Bahamas is a republic located in the Atlantic Ocean (West Indies). This group of 700 islands, with its almost ideal all-year-round weather, is a very popular tourist destination, and a favourite location for celebrities and business tycoons to have a holiday home.

Within close proximity to trendy Nassau, visitors are able to marvel at the enormous mangroves of Andros and discover a range of beaches, reefs, woods, and historic villages. If you choose to stay at one of the many resorts, your choice of leisure activities is almost endless.

You can take a walk on the white and pink sandy beaches; dive and snorkel in underground limestone caves; kayak in the ocean; swim with pigs; eat delicious seafood, or simply relax and take in the breathtaking sights.

The islands of the Gay Bahamas are a popular destination for weddings, fiestas, parties, honeymoons, and family vacations.

Safety, however, is paramount when traveling as a gay couple or on your own. Although the Gay Bahamas does not yet have adequate anti-discrimination laws to provide protection for LGBTQ+ residents and visitors alike, the country and its people are welcoming of diversity and inclusion.

Changing hearts and minds may not happen overnight BUT it will happen.

More and more of the world’s population have commenced their travel itineraries again, and with this comes a higher degree of diligence and awareness.

Please check out the places in our Gay Travel Guides and know that the information is as accurate as possible and the research that went into each destination’s page was thorough. It is always a good idea however to make sure you know what the very latest rules and regulations are before you travel.

The Gay Bahamas Gay Scene

Although progress is being made, it’s prudent to remember the less-than-welcoming history the Bahamas has had in regard to the LGBTQ+ communities.

Although LGBTQ+ activists have taken on the battle, Legal recognition of homosexuality has not yet been achieved, resulting in the complete absence of gay clubs, venues, events, and public displays of affection.

This has forced the inevitable to happen: any gay-friendly venue and the gay scene, in general, is underground. As difficult as this is to imagine in 2023, those members of the LGBTQ+ communities are still ‘in the closet’.

The love is not entirely lost though – major resorts and hotels now openly welcome people from all colors of the rainbow, and despite the pitfalls, the Bahamas’ natural beauty has elevated it to be one of the Caribbean’s top LGBTQ+ holiday destinations.

The underground gay scene in Nassau boasts several gay-friendly establishments and the beach at the Westend Esplanade, with an all-male Turkish bath on the premises, is popular with LGBTQ+ visitors.

Is The Bahamas LGBTQ+ Safe?

The often-heard warning to ‘be alert but not alarmed’ applies in this case. With its high murder rate, it isn’t the safest place to visit but with an appropriate amount of caution and common sense, you should be fine.

Exercise extreme caution on public transport and taxi drivers may try to overcharge you.

Best Time to Visit The Gay Bahamas

The Gay Bahamas peak season, from mid-December to mid-April, is the best time to visit. The winter months are the busiest in the country. Many hotels and resorts, particularly popular ones like Atlantis and Paradise Island, are fully booked months in advance.

The season’s moderate daytime temperatures, ranging in the high 70s to low 80s, and clear skies make these months excellent for snorkeling or diving, sunbathing on beautiful Bahamian beaches, and exploring outdoor oases like Lucayan National Park and The Glass Window Bridge.

Just keep in mind that crowds will be heavier during the Junkanoo Festival and around March spring break, so make sure to plan ahead.

The best time to visit the Gay Bahamas is from late April to early December if you want to keep your travel expenses as low as possible. The finest hotel rates, which are up to 60% off, are available between late April and early December when crowds at top attractions are substantially thinner.

Many Bahamian homes schedule maintenance during these months though, so the noise of construction increases exponentially and the services decrease at an equal pace.

The wettest months of the year are May through October, and storms may make landfall between June and November.

Gay-Friendly Hotels The Gay Bahamas

Here are some Gay-Friendly Hotels to try during your visit to The Gay Bahamas:

Atlantis Paradise Island

Dominating the Paradise Island skyline is salmon-pink resort, which has creatively recreated the myth of Atlantis in a combination of a luxury hotel, entertainment complex, aquarium, and water theme park.

It is considered one of the best resorts in the Bahamas. Hammerhead sharks and swordfish swim through glittering open-air pools at the Atlantis Bahamas marine ecosystem.

There are also numerous shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues in this area. The fantasy sea motif is carried across all of the Atlantic attractions, captivating both young and old.

Activities	Slides River Slides Pools Beaches Private cabanas Casino
Price	$$$-$$$$
Location	Atlantis Paradise Island One Casino Drive Paradise Island, The Bahamas
Contact	Call 1-888-877-7525 or 954-809-2100 reservations@atlantisparadise.com
Website	Bahamas Vacation Resort | Luxury Resort | Atlantis Bahamas

Pink Sands Resort

Nestled in the charming town of Dunmore on the tranquil island of Eleuthera is a serene paradise called Pink Sands Resort.

With just 23 white cottages surrounded by lush foliage overlooking the Caribbean Sea, this intimate oasis offers LGBTQ travelers the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life.

From the Asian-inspired koi ponds that greet you, to the private beach with turquoise waters, sunbeds, umbrellas, snorkeling gear, boogie boards, and kayaks, Pink Sands has everything you need for a relaxing and rejuvenating vacation.

Activities	Briland by Sea Boat Experience Sunset Harbour Cruise Eleuthera Land Tour Beaches Outdoor swimming pool Blue Bar Restaurant Private beach area Beachfront Tea/Coffee Maker in All Rooms Bar
Price	$$$-$$$$
Location	Pink Sands Resort Chapel Street Harbour Island, The Bahamas
Contact	Call  +1 (855) 855 9621 or 242 333-2030 info@pinksandsresort.com;
Website	PINK SANDS – HARBOUR ISLAND (pinksandsresort.com)

SLS Baha Mar

When it comes to luxury and style, the gay-friendly SLS Baha Mar is simply fabulous. This boutique hotel overlooks Goodman Bay and is located in the largest resort complex in Nassau.

The eclectic decor features oversized art, whimsical furniture, and cinematic lighting. The SLS is the place to chill out, order your drink from the pool bar, or take in the resort welcome at one of the other 2 pools, 5 restaurants, and lounges, or Nassau’s only rooftop bars.

All restaurants are fully accessible by everyone, but the ambiance poolside is enhanced with bottle service, stilettos, and swimsuits.

Indulge in style, luxury, and service at the SLS Baha Mar!

Activities	Outdoor swimming pool Private beach area Beachfront Water Park Bar Casino Art Gallery & Art Classes Recreation Spa
Price	$$$-$$$$
Location	SLS Baha Mar Baha Mar Blvd Nassau, The Bahamas
Contact	Call  242-788-8000 info@bahamar.com
Website	SLS Baha Mar in Nassau, Bahamas: A Modern Luxury Hotel

The Island House

Escape to the serene and secluded Island House, one of the most modern boutique gay hotels in the Bahamas. Tucked away from tourist hotspots and nestled in a picturesque inland setting overlooking Old Fort Bay, this posh private mansion boasts hand-crafted furniture, muted hues, and verdant landscaping.

With Asian-inspired architecture and unique amenities like a cinema with wine and popcorn, a lap pool, a padel court, two indoor courts, and an outdoor gym, there’s something for everyone.

Although the hotel doesn’t sit on a beach, it’s still immensely popular with LGBTQ+ travelers who value privacy and serenity. Come discover the wild yet manicured beauty of Island House.

Activities	Beach Escape Highbourne Cay Art Galleries Outdoor swimming pool Fitness center Spa Bar Private beach area
Price	$$$-$$$$
Location	The Island House MAHOGANY HILL WESTERN ROAD Nassau, The Bahamas
Contact	Call  1-242-698-6300 INFO@THE-ISLAND-HOUSE.COM
Website	Homepage – The Island House (the-island-house.com)

Grand Hyatt Baha Mar

The Grand Hyatt Baha Mar is a top choice for LGBTQ+ travelers seeking non-stop excitement. This sprawling resort is like a mini Vegas on the beach, complete with a huge casino and dancing fountains.

It’s also home to luxury brand shops and a wildlife center that rescues and rehabilitates sea creatures.

Activities	Golf Spa On-Site Restaurant Pool Camp Hyatt
Price	$$$-$$$$
Location	The Island House 1 Baha Mar Blvd Nassau, The Bahamas
Contact	Call  +1 242 788 1234 bahamar.grand@hyatt.com
Website	Nassau, Bahamas Luxury Beachfront Resorts | Grand Hyatt Baha Mar

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Gay-Friendly Dining in The Gay Bahamas

If white, sandy beaches, swaying palms, and mysterious hidden cays aren’t enough to tempt you to visit the Bahamas, perhaps Bahamian food will. You might expect that the only meals available in an island nation would be seafood-based, however, Bahamian food has a lot more to offer.

Here are some listings of gay-friendly restaurants you might want to check during your visit to The Gay Bahamas :

1. The Palms

It’s easy to spend the greatest portion of your day being soothed by palm breezes in this relaxed and stylish restaurant setting. The Palms Café is an excellent place to begin or end a quiet day outside, as well as a convenient pit stop on your way to or from the beach.

Expertly grilled burgers, seafood delights, fresh salads, and ceviche are among the savory alternatives. Pair these delectable menu items with sweet and savory tropical drinks and frozen cocktails for a true island experience.

This restaurant is located on the edge of the H20 pool at the Grand Hyatt Baha Mar.

Types of Food	Burgers, Seafood, Fresh salads, Ceviche
Price	$$-$$$
Location	Baha Mar, Nassau, Bahamas
More Information	Best Restaurants in Nassau Bahamas: Baha Mar Dining & Bars

2. Banana Bay

This seaside café serves local dishes, burgers, conch, seafood, and salads. It is open from 9:30 am to 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday. The atmosphere is calm and relaxed.

Banana Bay serves Caribbean, bar, seafood, and Bahamian cuisine. It is near Freeport on Grand Bahama Island, near Fortune Bay Drive.

Types of Food	Burgers, Conch, Seafood, and Salads
Price	$$-$$$
Location	Fortune Bay Drive, Freeport Grand Bahamas Island
Website	No Website

3. Sapodilla Restaurant

Sapodilla’s sophisticated island-style is situated among beautiful gardens and magnificent Bahamian artwork. To begin your Sapodilla tour, have a glass of wine while being entertained by one of their renowned pianists.

Dine-in one of the four beautiful rooms or outside under the stars. Relax in their cigar lounge while listening to live steel-pan music and drums, or enjoy specialty cocktails and hors d’oeuvres at the Kamalame Bar.

A walk into the wetlands, which are home to ducks, cranes, turtles and a variety of freshwater fish, will complete your Sapodilla experience.

This restaurant is located on West Bay Street in Nassau, New Providence, half a mile east of Cave Point.

Types of Food	Caribbean, Seafood, European, Bahamian
Price	$$-$$$
Location	West Bay Street, Nassau, New Providence
Website	Sapodilla Weddings Bahamas (sapodillabahamas.com)

Gay-Friendly Bars and Clubs in The Gay Bahamas

The nightlife in the Bahamas is just incredibly vibrant, with everything from beautiful nightclubs to bars and several pubs.

There are no gay clubs or events in the Bahamas, however, you will find some places in Nassau. Tourists should still take precautions when exhibiting affection toward a partner of the same gender.

Here are several gay-friendly bars and clubs to visit during your vacation in The Bahamas:

1. Bon Vivants

Bon Vivants is The Bahamas’ only authentic cocktail bar, dedicated entirely to the art and history of the handcrafted cocktail. During the day, they provide conventional café fares such as espresso-based beverages, fresh teas, and afternoon cocktails.

Freshly baked pastries are served during the day, while at night, light snacks and tapas are available.

Price	$$-$$$
Food and Drinks	Both Offered
Location	401 Seaskye Lane, Nassau, Bahamas
Contact	+1 242-601-9463
Website	https://bonvivantsbahamas.com/wp-content/uploads/BV_Cocktail-Menu.pdf

2. Pirate Republic Brewing

The Bahamas’ first production craft brewery is the Pirate Republic.

Having started in their own kitchens, with a homemade 5-gallon brewing system and enough daring, zeal, and wild-eyed dreaming to make us scream with joy, they are now ecstatic to be able to produce world-class beer and share it with their fans.

This bar is located near the Woodes Rogers Walk in New Providence.

Price	$-$$
Food and Drinks	Both Offered
Location	Woodes Rogers Walk, Nassau, Bahamas
Contact	(509) 775-2700
Website	Pirate Republic Brewing Company Store – Pirate Republic Store (piraterepublicbahamas.com)

3. Bahama Barrels

Bahama Barrels is the Bahamas’ first winery to combine wines from other countries, making it a truly unique Bahamian experience. It’s in a beautiful 1937 church built by the Sisters of Charity.

Guests can taste wines from around the world, learn about the grape-growing season and the winemaking process, and blend and bottle their own bottle of wine as a souvenir of their visit.

This establishment is located on West Hill Street in Nassau, New Providence.

Price	$-$$
Food and Drinks	Both Offered
Location	West Hill Street, Nassau, NP, Bahamas
Contact	+1-242.302.9150
Website	Bahama Barrels – Graycliff

4. Nipper’s Beach Bar and Grill

On Great Guana Cay in the Abacos, Nipper’s Beach Bar and Grill is legendary. The bar has a private swimming pool on a high sand dune just steps away from a lovely beach extension.

People from the neighbouring islands travel to Great Guana Cay solely to attend Nipper’s exciting nights.

You can visit their restaurant, which is hidden inside, to reduce your wait time.

Price	$-$$
Food and Drinks	Both Offered
Location	Great Guana Cay Abaco, The Bahamas
Contact	+1 242 365 5111
Website	Nipper’s Beach Bar & Grill on Great Guana Cay, Abaco (nippersbar.com)

5. Big John’s Bar and Grill

Big John’s Bar and Grill is a modest establishment, however features basketball legend Shaquille O’Neal as the island’s DJ.

Great for a beer or hanging out with friends, the seating is both indoor and outdoor, facing the sea.

Price	$$-$$$
Food and Drinks	Both Offered
Location	King’s Highway, Alice Town
Contact	242 347-3117
Website	Big John’s Conch Shell Bar & Grill – Bahamas Restaurants – The Official Website of The Bahamas

Top 10 Activities In The Bahamas

Hundreds of land and marine activities are present, including several historic sites and attractions, island tours, art galleries, and activities for all ages.

If you’re looking for something more daring, try fishing, sailing, kayaking, jet skiing, snorkeling, scuba diving, banana boat rides, windsurfing, parasailing, or other water sports in the Gay Bahamas.

1. Lucaya Beach

Lucaya Beach is one of the Gay Bahamas busiest beaches.

Enjoy exhilarating activities like parasailing and snorkeling, or unwind with a refreshing drink at one of the beach’s busy bars.

Activities	Sun Bathing, Swimming, Water Sports
Location	Lucaya, The Bahamas
Price	Free
Availability	All Year Round
More Information	No Website

3. ATV Island Tour

This ATV tour of Nassau combines sightseeing and adventure. Drive your own ATV through the Bahamian capital in a guided convoy instead of walking, or catching cabs or buses.

Enjoy the fresh winds, stop at the Queen’s Staircase, Fort Charlotte, and other attractions, and enjoy a Bahamian lunch on the beach, rum tasting at a distillery, and a “Bahama Mama” cocktail. A choice of departure times adds to the convenience.

Prices start at $199 / person.

Activities	ATV Tour, Adventure, Sightseeing
Location	Nassau Paradise Island, The Bahamas
Price	$$$
Availability	All Year Round
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4. Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park

Exuma Cays Land & Sea Park is home to some of Gay Bahamas most beautiful seascapes. Electric blue water combines with bone-white sand to create a stunning setting for a variety of water sports.

The park is a ‘no-take zone’ and ‘marine protected area’ on the remote eastern tip of the Gay Bahamas. It is the first of its kind in the Caribbean.

Divers and boaters flock to the area for its excellent anchorages, abundant marine life, and crystal-clear waters. Divers and snorkelers might expect visibility of 30 meters or more on a good day.

The majority of visitors arrive by private boat or live-aboard dive charters. Within the park’s limits, no fishing or shelling is permitted.

Activities	Powerboat Tour, Swimming with Pigs, Scavenger Hunt
Location	Exuma Cays, The Bahamas
Price	$$-$$$
Availability	All Year Round
More Information	Exuma Cays Land & Sea Park – Bahamas National Trust (bnt.bs)

5. Harbour Island

Harbour Island, located northeast of Eleuthera, has long served as a haven for the wealthy and famous.

It is one of the oldest communities in the Bahamas, as well as the site of the first Bahamian parliament, and is affectionately nicknamed by residents as “Briland.”

In addition to charming cottages and a rich history, its stunning pink-sand beaches are among the Caribbean’s most attractive, and its stylish resorts attract discerning guests from all around the world. Diving, snorkeling, fishing, and sunbathing along the rosy-hued shoreline are all popular activities.

The Bahamas Fast Ferries Catamaran offers a daily service from Nassau to Harbour Island.

Activities	Swimming, Sun Bathing
Location	Exuma Cays, The Bahamas
Price	$$-$$$
Availability	All Year Round
More Information	Visitors guide to Harbour Island Bahamas | Dunmore Town Bahamas (officialharbourisland.com)

6. Treasure Cay Beach, Great Abaco Island

Treasure Cay Beach, which runs along the eastern shore of Great Abaco, is frequently voted one of the world’s most beautiful beaches. Visitors who come to bask on its creamy, crescent-shaped shore are wowed by this beautiful stretch of flour-soft sand and aqua water.

The beach is located near Treasure Cay, an elite resort town that conducts one of the most popular fishing tournaments in the Bahamas.

Activities	Swimming, Snorkeling, Fishing, Sunbathing
Location	Great Abaco Island
Price	Free
Availability	All Year Round
More Information	No Website

7. Diving at Andros

Andros isn’t the only dive spot in the Bahamas. There are numerous others scattered around the islands. Andros, on the other hand, is huge and expansive, superb conditions to make your diving experience excellent.

Andros is the ideal diving destination if you have a genuine interest in marine life and want to view and interact with a diverse range of water creatures.


Shipwrecks and underwater blue holes are both available for exploration in the area.

Activities	Swimming and Diving
Location	Drigg’s Hill Marina | Kemp’s Bay Marina, Andros
Price	$$-$$$
Availability	All Year Round
More Information	Andros Island Bahamas All Inclusive Dive Vacations Resort (androsdiving.com)

8. Eleuthera Island Tour

The geological wonders of this island are breathtaking. There is a plethora of activities to participate in, as well as crevices and caves to explore. Horseback riding adds an extra benefit to the exploration, making it much more enjoyable.

Eleuthera Island is very quiet and secluded. It transports you away from the hectic to a more tranquil life allowing you to appreciate nature at its best. Surfers looking for the perfect wave can also find it here.

Activities	Swimming, Snorkeling
Location	Eleuthera, Bahamas
Price	$$-$$$
Availability	All Year Round
More Information	Eleuthera Tours | Guided Tours in Eleuthera and in Princess Cays, Bahamas – Things to do in Eleuthera

9. Shopping at Port Lucaya Marketplace

Even if you have the memories and photos to prove it, you still value having a piece of the island to take with you. This can be accomplished through shopping.

The Port Lucaya marketplace is the place to go for all of your Bahamas vacation shopping.

The market’s attractiveness, painted in Caribbean hues, will entice you to the shopping area. The marketplace is adorned with clothing, crafts, art, and a seemingly endless number of cafes and eateries.

Activities	Shopping
Location	Grand Bahamas Island
Price	$$-$$$
Availability	All Year Round
More Information	Port Lucaya Marketplace | Grand Bahama Island

10. Swim with Dolphins At Blue Lagoon Island

The Bahamas will assist you in crossing this item off your bucket list. These cute aquatic mammals call the blue lagoon island home. Due to the proximity of the island to Nassau, it is a popular tourist destination.

Aside from swimming with the dolphins, you can lose yourself in the island’s beauty and isolation. A tranquil time away from the bustling city life, with breathtaking vistas and sandy beaches. Kayaking, underwater scooters, and water bikes are among the activities available on Blue Lagoon Island.

Activities	Swimming with Dolphins, Sealions Encounter, Swimming, Watersports
Location	Nassau, The Bahamas
Price	$$-$$$
Availability	All Year Round
More Information	Blue Lagoon Island | Home of Dolphin Encounters – Nassau, Bahamas

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Sailing Around the Castaway Cay

Although you cannot alight on Castaway Cay because it is privately owned by the Disney Company, you may still enjoy the beauty of the 1000 acres of land as you cruise by it.

As the wind whips across your face, the gorgeous views melt your heart. The voyage will take you to a resort designed to look like a shipwrecked hamlet, complete with sailor and pirate vibes.

Activities	Sailing, Swimming, Snorkeling, Sports Beach
Location	Great Abaco Island
Price	$$-$$$
Availability	All Year Round
More Information	Parasailing at Castaway Cay | Disney Cruise Line (go.com)

Explore the Cable Beach

While many other beaches on the island offer the best sandy beaches, warm waters, and spectacular vistas, cable beach provides a variety of different activities. The beach is easily accessible, making it a popular destination for many visitors.

It also features the finest luxury hotels, casinos, golf clubs, and restaurants.

Activities	Swimming, Sunbathing, Watersports
Location	Cable Beach, New Providence
Price	Free
Availability	All Year Round
More Information	Cable Beach – Nassau & Paradise Island in The Bahamas

Visit Lucayan National Park

The Lucayan national park is known for its mangrove wetlands, pine woods, and beaches.

Bird watchers might lose themselves for hours in the park’s diverse collection of species.

The island’s underwater cave system, jungle species, and diverse ecosystems will astound you.

Activities	Kayaking, Swimming, Diving
Location	Grand Bahama Highway
Price	$$-$$$
Availability	All Year Round
More Information	Lucayan National Park – Explore The Bahamas – The Official Website of The Bahamas

Discover the Paradise Island Waterpark

Many individuals enjoy island holidays because they may be incredibly peaceful. The ideal place to experience the most fun-filled slides and splash pools is the paradise island waterpark.

The park offers activities for adults, children, and families.

The Leap of Faith is the park’s most difficult activity, and not for the faint-hearted. The leap of faith propels you down the Aztec temple, through a black abyss that brings your worst fears to reality, and eventually into the waves.

Adult-only pools are also available on the site.

Activities	Waterslides, Swimming, Floating in the River
Location	Nassau, The Bahamas
Price	$$-$$$
Availability	All Year Round
More Information	Aquaventure Water Park | Water Slides & Pools | Atlantis Bahamas

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How to Get to The Bahamas

From Canada

The quickest way to get from Canada to the Bahamas is to fly. The quickest route is from Toronto.

The direct trip from Toronto Airport to Nassau Airport takes 3 hours and 5 minutes. Flights from Toronto Airport to Nassau Airport are available on WestJet, United Airlines, Air Canada, and two additional airlines.

From the United States of America

Please note: flights and accommodation prices in The Bahamas are often more expensive when it’s winter in the United States.

Despite the fact that the island chain has 24 international airports, the most regular foreign flights arrive at Nassau International Airport and Grand Bahama Airport on the larger islands.

For rates and travel schedules, contact US carriers that serve the airport you plan to use as your arrival port, as well as the Bahamas’ national airline, Bahamasair.

Book a flight from your hometown to a city with service to the Bahamas airport you’ll be using as your final destination. The main departure points are Miami, New York, and Chicago.

From the United Kingdom

Departing London, the quickest way is to travel via plane. Qatar Airways, British Airways, and Virgin Atlantic all offer flights to the Bahamas.

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From Italy

The most relaxing and fastest way to get there is by air.

Delta Airlines offers a two-stops flight from Rome to Nassau. This flight will depart at Fiumicino-Leonardo da Vinci International Airport which will take 31 hours and 30 minutes to take off at Lynden Pindling International Airport.

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From Australia

The capital cities of Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, and Adelaide all have flights to the Bahamas.

With each having a flexible cancellation policy, flight bookings may be made through international airlines: Air Canada; Qatar Airways; and American Airlines.

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