Begin your trip in the beautiful capital city, Nassau. Visit the iconic Atlantis Paradise Island, a resort brimming with entertainment for visitors of all ages. Meet some of the most beautiful marine life creatures at the Dolphin Cay.
Enjoy a day of pristine waters and wildlife on the Blue Lagoon Island. Home to dolphins and sea lions at the Dolphin Encounters and a fascinating animal experience at the Stingray City Bahamas.
Take a flight and visit the charming island of Eleuthera. Known for its stunning pink sand beaches, this beautiful island will leave you in awe. Visit the Queens Bath and enjoy a swim in its natural rock pools.
Take a ferry ride and visit two of the Bahamas' iconic islands - Spanish Wells and Harbour Island. Visit Pink Sands Beach, an idyllic location boasting of pink sandy coastlines.
Take a thrilling speedboat ride and visit the astonishing marine life of the Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park. Snorkel in the pristine waters of the park and witness some of the exquisite underwater life such as sea turtles and exotic fishes.
Andros Island offers an array of underwater activities. Visit the Andros Barrier Reef – the third-longest in the world – and indulge in activities like snorkeling and diving. Wrap up the day with a scenic hike up the Blue Hole National Park.
Explore the Bimini islands, also known as the "Gateway to the Bahamas." Visit the famous Bimini Road and learn about the mysterious ruins that remain a mystery even after so many years on countless expeditions. Enjoy a relaxing day at the Radio Beach.
Return to Nassau for shopping, sightseeing, and more. Visit the Arawak Cay and indulge yourself in authentic Bahamian cuisine.
Visit the northern Bahamas and explore Freeport. Take a boat tour and witness the beauty of Lucayan National Park, a park featuring wondrous caves, distinct flora, and fauna. End the day at Taino Beach, an idyllic backdrop to appreciate the sunset.
Explore Grand Bahama Island and experience an unforgettable underwater adventure. Enjoy snorkeling and diving at Theo's Wreck and visit the Lucayan Caves, featuring an underground labyrinth of different caves that hype up the adventure of your day.
Abaco Islands are acclaimed for their untouched wilderness and unspoiled beaches. You can visit the Elbow Cay Lighthouse, the most iconic landmark in the Abacos, and the Pete's Pub & Gallery to sample some exceptional Bahamian beers.
Wrap up your trip with some last-minute souvenir shopping and sightseeing in Nassau. Visit the Government House, a grand British colonial-style mansion, and learn about the Bahamas' rich history.
Travelers can travel by rental cars, taxi, chartered planes, speed boats among other means of transportation all throughout the Bahamas. The costs and travel times are subjective to the distance and mode of transportation opted for.
If you have more time, consider visiting the Bahamian islands of Long Island, San Salvador, Andros, and more. In case of less time, Tourism companies often offer quick day tours through various islands that could provide a peek into the Bahamas' beauty. Must-do activities include snorkeling with sea turtles, swimming with the pigs, visiting the Blue Hole National Park, and shopping.
The Bahamas' primary airport is Nassau International Airport (NAS), located in the capital city of Nassau, serving a range of international and domestic flights. Exuma International Airport (GGT) serves the Exuma Islands. Bimini International Airport (BIM) is the closest airport to Florida among the Bahamian islands. Freeport’s Grand Bahama International Airport (FPO) serves Grand Bahama Island. Marsh Harbour International Airport (MHH) is the gateway to the Abaco Islands.