Reggae Catamaran Cruise and Nassau Beach Break
Sway to catchy Reggae beats as you set sail on a beach bound catamaran cruise. Explore the best of Nassau’s beaches with a cold drink in hand.
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Bahamas Travel Guide Discover the Thrill of the Bahamas – Adventure Awaits
Welcome to The Bahamas. This tropical archipelago off the coast of Florida was made for leisure. Culture, beaches, and history collide in the best way possible. Start with a city exploration of Nassau, or dive into Exuma’s turquoise waters. Relax on private offshore islands, or spend the day at our all-inclusive resort in The Bahamas. The beauty and charm of these islands have won many hearts the world over!
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The trip of a lifetime awaits in The Bahamas. From pirate adventures in Nassau and swimming with the famous pigs of Exuma, to indulging in local rum flavours with a guided tour. Island hopping is a must, but not before touching base at your all-inclusive resort. With activities for just about everyone, give in to the allure of an all-inclusive vacation in The Bahamas!
Reggae Catamaran Cruise and Nassau Beach Break
Sway to catchy Reggae beats as you set sail on a beach bound catamaran cruise. Explore the best of Nassau’s beaches with a cold drink in hand.
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Which islands of The Bahamas to visit?
Nassau / Paradise Island
Nassau on New Providence Island is a good start for exploration of the Bahamas. The main island has a rich history, vibrant culture and stunning beaches. It’s also great for shopping, dining and nightlight. Top attractions include Love Beach, a day trip to Rose Island and the historic city centre of Nassau.
The Exumas
The Exumas have the most beautiful white sand beaches and turquoise waters in the Bahamas, if not the world! The islands have a more laidback feel compared to other popular destinations in The Bahamas. Here, everything connects to nature, you can swim with the pigs, visit the Exuma Cays land and Sea Park and lounge on the many beautiful beaches.
Eleuthera and Harbour Island
Unbelievably tranquil and unimaginably enchanting. This area is known for its pink sand beaches and quaint towns. A great location for a day trip in The Bahamas, the main attractions here are Lighthouse Beach, Pink Sands Beach, and the Glass Window Bridge.
Grand Bahama
Serenity, excitement and intrigue all in one place. The lush beauty of Grand Bahama is undeniable. Attractions like Port Lucaya Marketplace, Lucayan National Park and Garden of the Groves are worth a visit.
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Best time to visit The Bahamas
Peak season
Clear skies and great weather are markers for the peak season months from December to April. This is the most popular time to head to the islands, and sometimes flights can be costly. If you plan to travel during this time, book flights, accommodation and excursions early.
Shoulder season
Shoulder season is between peak and low season. Some like to describe traveling during this time, between May and June, as ‘the best of both worlds’. The water temperature is perfect and it’s the ideal time to go out on a boat trip. Lower rates of flights and accommodation are often available, and the weather’s inviting too.
Low season
Low season, between July to November, can be a good time to travel for the best rates. The islands of The Bahamas are often less crowded during this time which means more room to roam on the island’s best beaches! This is a great time to travel to cut costs.
The Bahamas travel tips
Dos, don’ts, and other useful information
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LANGUAGE
English is the official language of The Bahamas, which means you’re unlikely to have any issues communicating with the locals. Bahamians also speak with a local dialect known as Bahamian Creole.
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CURRENCY
The Bahamian dollar (BSD ) is the official currency of The Bahamas. BSD is pegged to the US Dollar (USD). If you want spending money you can change your currency to BSD or to USD that is also accepted everywhere in The Bahamas.
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ELECTRICITY
You will need to bring travel adapters with you when traveling to The Bahamas. The electricity plugs in this territory are Type A and Type B, and the voltage is 120V, the same as in the U.S. So if you already have US adapters they will work.
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GETTING AROUND
Travel by bus, car, or taxi — it’s entirely up to you in The Bahamas. You can also rent a car to get around for convenience. Hiring a taxi is the most popular option, and you can make arrangements through your resort. Note: at Sandals Resorts, your transfer from and to the airport is included in the booking price!
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TIPS AND GRATUITIES
Tips in the range of 10–15% are usually acceptable in The Bahamas. For guests of Sandals Resorts, tipping isn’t required, as it’s already included in your booking price, with the exception of butlers and spa staff.
FAQs About The Bahamas
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The beaches! That's just the start, but it simply must be said: some of the best beaches in the world are in The Bahamas. Think clear turquoise waters and sun-saturated shores. The deep history, spirited culture and delicious seafood are compelling reasons to visit too. Enjoy all of these and more at our resorts in The Bahamas!
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Some of the best local foods to try in The Bahamas include seafood options like conch fritters and Bahamian rock lobster. Stew fish and johnnycakes are also island favourites. For a tropical sip, reach for a Bahama Mama cocktail.
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Absolutely! For an additional cost, you can add scuba lessons to your list of things to do in The Bahamas. Professional equipment and certified instructors are included in this process. Once certified, Sandals Resorts guests can embark on complimentary dives at locations across The Bahamas.Even equipment is included!
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With some planning, your dream beach wedding can absolutely come to life in The Bahamas. Contact us to learn about our available wedding packages in The Bahamas and to start planning your special day. Plus, if you get married at an all-inclusive resort: your honeymoon starts the next day!
