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Bahamas Vacation Packages: 700 Islands to Explore
While vibrant Nassau and Paradise Island are among the more popular Bahamas destinations, the Bahamas boasts over 700 islands offering white-sand beaches and remote escapes. We can connect you with diving, snorkeling, or fishing adventures. If a resort is more your style, Atlantis Paradise Island is a world onto itself, with its own casino, water park, shopping, spas, beaches, marine exhibits, and incredible dining. Then there’s Grand Bahama Island, which offers everything from a National Park to Freeport’s glitz, gambling, and golf.
Bahamas at a Glance
Currency: Bahamian Dollar ($), though U.S. currency is widely accepted
Tipping Customs: Tip 15%, unless service charge is added
Language: English
Popular Drink: Sky Juice
Must Eat: Conch fritters
Power Up: A and B (two and three-prong type) 120 V
Weather: The subtropical climate brings cool trade winds in the summer and warm Gulf Stream breezes in the winter. Temperatures average 75˚ in the winter and 84˚ in the summer. June 1 – November 30 is hurricane season.
Best Time to Visit: Mid-December to Mid-April brings the best weather
Top Things to Do in the Bahamas
Swim with the Pigs of the Exumas
Cruise to the remote and beautiful Exumas where you can swim with seafaring pigs.
Get in Touch with Nature at Lucayan National Park
If you visit in the winter, hike the mangroves, explore Burial Mound Cave (the park boasts the largest underwater cave system in the world), and bask on the beautiful Gold Rock Beach.
Explore Nassau
Nassau is rich with Bahamian history and culture: stroll the Nassau Straw Market, step back in time at Fort Charlotte, or sip Bahamian rum at John Watling’s Distillery.
Take a Sunset Cruise
The Bahamas are best experienced at sea, either by catamaran or by sailboat.
Snorkel a Reef or Explore a Remote Island
Sail or cruise to a remote reef or island—there are 700 to explore.
