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Photography Rights in The Bahamas | Bahamas News
In The Bahamas, you’ve got solid legal ground to snap pics or shoot video in public—thanks to Article 23’s freedom of expression clause, which covers sharing info and opinions. Even without a “freedom of the press” clause, courts see it as protecting journalists and everyday folks capturing news. But step onto private property? That’s a different story—malls, stores, and restaurants can ban photography without warning. And while you’re free to record public officials on duty, keep your distance and don’t obstruct them. Bottom line: public spaces = go ahead, but private property = follow their…
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