Caribbean islands and resorts
Punta Cana
Palm-lined beaches and resorts built for easy, social vacations.
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Caribbean islands and resorts
The Bahamas
Clear shallow water, only a short flight from many U.S. cities.
Overview
About The Bahamas
The Bahamas is made up of hundreds of islands, from busy Nassau and Paradise Island to quiet Out Islands with very few visitors.
Short flight times from much of the U.S. East Coast make it popular for long weekends, family trips and as a port for Caribbean cruises.
Where to stay
Popular areas in The Bahamas
Each area has its own feel. Your advisor can match the right one to your travelers and style.
Nassau and Paradise Island
The most developed area, with large resorts, restaurants, casinos and water attractions.
Exumas
Famous for clear water, sandbars and the swimming pigs. Usually explored by boat.
Grand Bahama
A lower-key alternative with beaches, nature areas and a relaxed pace.
Harbour Island
Pink-tinted sand and a boutique, polished feel for couples.
Things to do
- Swim with the pigs on an Exuma day trip
- Snorkel or paddleboard in clear water
- Charter a boat for a day
- Visit water parks and aquariums with kids
- Explore Nassau's historic downtown
Travel tips
- Island hopping adds flights or ferries. Plan the logistics before you book.
- A passport is the simplest option for U.S. travelers.
- Resort areas near Nassau can feel busy when cruise ships are in port.
Details such as entry requirements, prices and seasonal conditions change. We confirm current information with you before you book.
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