Hotels in The Bahamas provide wonderful accommodations in a destination nicknamed “The Islands of Song”. Known for its beaches, water activities, fishing, underground caverns, mangrove estuaries, Conch, Bahama Mama cocktails, swimming pigs and pirates, The Bahamas is a 700-island, 2,400-cay archipelago located 315 miles southeasterly of Florida. With visibility upwards of 200-feet below the surface, turquoise, Bahamian waters are some of the world’s clearest. Also some of the world’s best, The Bahamas’ white and pink sand beaches are main draws. Once a place of pirate legends such as Henry Every (Long Ben), Benjamin Hornigold (turncoat pirate hunter), Henry Jennings (turncoat pirate hunter), Edward Teach (Blackbeard), John Rackham (Calico Jack), Samuel Bellamy (Black Sam) and Charles Vane, Nassau was probably the greatest first example of a Republic. Presently, The Bahamas is fairly popular for mobile business, meaning that in some areas, services such as massage therapy, catering and even bars/bartenders will come to you. When traveling to The Bahamas, keep in mind that English is the primary language, the United States Dollar is readily accepted, cars drive on the left-hand side of the road and the drinking age is 18 years old. Officially, the national currency is the Bahamian Dollar. Colloquial words include tings, meaning “things”, and tanks, meaning “thanks”. While generally a safe destination, it might be wisest not to venture out too much at night, especially outside of tourist areas. Good to know is that all official taxis have the word “Taxi” on the license plate. Lynden Pindling International Airport, located on Nassau, is the islands’ main international airport, with 19 other airports also providing international service. Avis Bahamas provides car rental service at the main airport, while ferrying from Nassau to other islands is possible via the ferry service Bahamas Ferries. Bahamian top events include Junkanoo, Bahamian Music and Heritage Festival, Cat Island Rake And Scrape Festival, Eleuthera Pineapple Festival and All Andros Crab Festival. Hotels in The Bahamas help provide for some of the West Indies‘ best getaways. Before we get to hotels in The Bahamas, let’s take a look at some more background information on the area to help you along the way.
The Taino people, moving from Hispaniola, first inhabited The Bahamas sometime around 500 AD. Known as the Lucayan people, original Bahamian residents numbered around 30,000 upon Christopher Columbus’ arrival circa 1492. The first European to discover The Bahamas, Columbus likely made landfall in what he named San Salvador, an island locally known as Guanahani. Columbus exchanged goods with “Indians” in this “New World”, which he claimed for the Crown of Castile. The Treaty of Tordesillas circa 1494 between Portugal and Castile placed The Bahamas in Spanish control. From 1513 to 1648, Castile shipped native Lucayans as slaves back to Hispaniola, resulting in The Bahamas’ desolation. The Bahamas’ first European settlers were known as the Eleutheran Adventurers, led by William Sayle, who commenced development between 1646 and 1648. Sayle, wanting a place to worship God freely while establishing England’s claim to The Bahamas archipelago, settled on the Island of Segatoo, which was renamed Eleuthera after the Greek word meaning “freedom”. King Charles II granted the islands to the Lords Proprietors of the Carolinas circa 1670. From there, the age of piracy and attacks ensued. In 1684, Spanish corsair Juan de Alcon raided the capital of Charles Town (later renamed Nassau). In March 1696, the English pirate Henry Every, captaining the ship Fancy, anchored at Royal Island off Eleuthera. Avery, bribing then-governor Nicholas Trott with gold and silver, established Nassau as a safe-haven pirate base. At this time, the legendary pirate Blackbeard, under Benjamin Hornigold’s tutelage, sought refuge in Nassau. In 1703, a joint Franco-Spanish expedition briefly occupied Nassau during the War of the Spanish Succession. Hornigold, in 1713, led the establishment of Nassau’s Republic of Pirates. The English sea captain, privateer and slave trader Woodes Rogers was sent by the British crown to restore order in The Bahamas. After a difficult struggle, Rogers succeeded in suppressing piracy by way of George I‘s “Kings Pardon“, which would grant clemency to any pirate who agreed no later than September 5, 1718. Many pirates, including Hornigold, agreed to the King’s Pardon and became “pirate hunters”. Others, such as Calico Jack and Charles Vane, were ultimately gibbeted, while Blackbeard was covertly killed in action by way of decapitation. Following the Golden Age of Piracy, African slaves brought to the island made up the majority of the population until 1834, when slavery was abolished. The Bahamas became an independent Commonwealth realm in 1973, and thereafter has relatively flourished by way of tourism and offshore finance.
Officially the Commonwealth of The Bahamas, The Bahamas is an island country in the West Indies’ Lucayan Archipelago. Consisting of an island chain spread out over 500 miles and over 100,000 square miles of ocean, The Bahamas is home to over 400,000 “Bahamians”. One of the Americas’ richest countries, The Bahamas and its currency keeps a 1-to-1 fixed exchange rate with the United States Dollar. Tourism accounts for about 70% of the country’s GDP, and employs about half of its workforce. In 2012, 5.8 million people visited The Bahamas, 70% of which were cruise visitors. Militarily, The Bahamas has only a navy, the Royal Bahamas Defence Force, mandated in the name of the King to defend the territory. Goombay, a musical method of storytelling and dancing with a tropical calypso-style melody, is the islands’ official music, while Rake ‘n’ Scrape and Junkanoo are other music types. Named after the Lucayan people, a branch of the Tainos, the Lucayan Archipelago enjoys a tropical Savannah climate, with average high temperatures ranging from 77 degrees Fahrenheit in January, to 90 degrees in August. Historically, hurricane season has been strongest during the August and September months. Bahamian wildlife includes Conch, flamingoes, sea turtles, Abaco Parrots, Bahamian rock iguanas (vulnerable), Sandy Cay iguanas (critically endangered), dolphins and of course, the infamous Exumus pigs. Tiger Beach, an hour-long boat ride from the Grand Bahamas’ West End, in particular is home to tiger sharks. If and when diving, no matter where but especially at Tiger Beach, it is of course wisest to be with a local guide. Not advisable is ocean-swimming anywhere at night. The most common shark species found around the islands is the Caribbean Reef Shark (endangered), which is typically harmless unless provoked. Inland, Hamilton’s Cave, where the Lucayans are thought to have lived at about 500 AD, is the islands’ largest cave system. Found in shallow waters throughout the islands, mangroves are important ecosystems filled with various wildlife in summer and winter. Bahamas points of interest include Blue Lagoon Island, Atlantis Aquaventure Water Park, Dean’s Blue Hole, Cable Beach and Paradise Island. Local foods are cracked conch (a Bahamian signature dish), rock lobster, stew fish, Johnnycakes (a type of cornmeal flatbread that was an early American staple food), conch salad, pigeon peas and rice, baked crab, souse (head cheese), grouper with grits and rum cake. Fun drinks include the Bahama Mama (rum, orange and pineapple juice, crushed ice), Rum Punch, the Bushwacker (rum-based coffee-like cocktail), Hibiscus Margaritas and more. The Bahamian national drink is switcha, a non-alcoholic, lemon-lime flavored beverage. Excited perhaps by a little background information on the area, we’re ready for hotels in The Bahamas that will help make for an unforgettable experience.
Paradise Bay Bahamas
Queen Highway – Roker’s Point, 29243, Farmerʼs Hill
Flamingo Bay Beach
Paradise Bay Bahamas features a sun terrace, an extensive garden, free private parking, free WiFi, air conditioning, desks, flat-screen TVs, iPod docks, an on-site restaurant, boat tours, Jet Skiing, surfing, wakeboarding and car, scooter and kayak rentals. In the area you may find Cocoplum Bistro, Exuma (restaurant), Eva’s Place (takeout restaurant), Big D’s Conch Spot (restaurant), Lighthouse Cafe & Ice Cream Parlor, Peninsular Bar and Seafood Grill (bar), T’n’T Delights (restaurant), Exuma ATV Adventures (tourist attraction), Emerald Bay Marina, The Drunken Duck Pub (Irish pub) and more.
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- Flamingo Bay
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- Flamingo Bay Beach
- Emerald Bay Beach
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- Coco Plum Beach
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- Exuma International Airport
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Approximate cost per night: $320
The Island House
Mahogany Hill, Western Road, Nassau
Old Fort Bay Nassau
The Island House has a year-round outdoor pool, a spa center, a terrace, a restaurant, flat-screen TVs, local art, energy-conserving automated lights, hairdryers, a 24-hour front desk, a fitness room, a cinema, free yoga classes, a squash court, a paddle tennis court, an 82-foot lap pool, water sports facilities and car hire. It’s near St Paul The Apostle Catholic Church, The Captain’s Table (restaurant), Cocoplum Bistro, Captains Beach, Island Brothers Cie (French bistro), Lyford Cay Club Marina and more.
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- Old Fort Bay Nassau
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- Cable Beach
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Within 12.4 miles:
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- Atlantis Aquaventure Water Park
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- Lynden Pindling International Airport
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Approximate cost per night (executive suite): $1,063
Cost per person (four people): $266
Pineapple Fields
Banks Road, Governorʼs Harbour
Tippy’s Restaurant and Beachside Bar
With free WiFi, an outdoor pool, flat-screen TVs, air conditioning, fully-equipped kitchens and free parking, Pineapple Fields is close to Leon Levy Native Plant Preserve (national park), Edwin’s Turtle Lake Marine Reserve, Bacchus Fine Foods (grocery store), Buccaneer Club (restaurant), Norma’s (gift shop), Pammy’s (restaurant), Burrows One-Stop Grocery Store, Ronnies Hi-D-Way (bar), New Sunset Inn (restaurant), Twin Coves Beach , Cocojo (bar), LMN’s Sweet Treats (ice cream shop), Tootsie’s Treats (takeout restaurant), Four Friends Restaurant, RBC ATM (bank), Fish Fry – Home of the “Rum Bubba” (restaurant), The Tea Kettle Gift Shop & Cafe, 1648 – An Island Restaurant, French Leave Beach and more.
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- Tippy’s Restaurant and Beachside Bar
- North Palmetto Point Beach
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- French Leave Beach
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- Twin Coves Beach
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- Governor’s Harbor Airport
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Approximate cost per night (one-bedroom apartment – top floor): $436
Cost per person (three people): $145
Turtles Nest Bahamas
12 Garden Road, Hermitage
Turtle Beach
Providing sea views, air conditioning, free private parking, free WiFi, private entrances, flat-screen TVs, fully-equipped kitchens, buffet or continental breakfast, a garden and paid airport shuttle service, Turtles Nest Bahamas is near Smittys Grocery & Convenience (grocery store), Tori’s Cafe Exuma (restaurant), Candy Island (ice cream shop), Jolly Hall (white sand beach), Garden Creations Plant Centre (garden center), The Kairos Salon (beauty salon), Hoopers Bay Beach Access (tourist attraction), Prime Island Meats, Deli and Grocery Store (grocery store), Sugar Scoops Ice Cream & Deli Parlor (ice cream shop), Drynks Liquors (liquor store) and more.
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- Turtle Beach
- Jolly Hall Beach
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Turtles Nest Bahamas is 4.5 miles from Exuma International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (One-Bedroom Apartment): $241
Cost per person (three people): $80
Dolphin Cove
14 Swans Drive, Freeport
Silver Point Beach
With 2 outdoor pools, an on-site fine dining restaurant, a private marina, cable TVs, central air conditioning, private terraces with marina views, fully stocked kitchens, irons, hair dryers and washers and dryers, Dolphin Cove sits near Grand Bahama Scuba (SCUBA tour agency), Ocean’s Blue (restaurant), Lil B Fishing (fishing charter), Coral Beach, Bernie’s Tekie Hut (restaurant), Manta Ray Beach Club (seafood restaurant), Silver Point Beach, Michelle’s Kitchen (restaurant) and more.
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- Silver Point Beach
- Coral Beach
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- Solomon’s Supermarket
- Port Lucaya Marketplace
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- Grand Bahama International Airport
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Approximate cost per night (two-bedroom marina view): $280
Cost per person (four people): $70
Eleuthera Retreat
North Shore, North Palmetto Point
North Palmetto Point Beach
Eleuthera Retreat has free WiFi, a private pink sand beach area, a garden, sea views, private parking, a private entrance, hair dryers and fully-equipped kitchens. Fran&Fab Tree (tourist attraction) and Lanny’s Restaurant and Bar are in the area.
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- North Palmetto Point Beach
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- Leon Levy Native Plant Preserve
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- French Leave Beach
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- Governor’s Harbor Airport
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Eleuthera Retreat is 19 miles from Rock Sound International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Beach Front Villa): $1,479
Cost per person (eight people): $184
Long Island House
45 West Bay Street, Nassau
Saunders Beach
With 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, a balcony, free private parking, free WiFi, a TV, a washing machine, a fully-equipped kitchen, a swimming pool and a children’s playground, Long Island House is in the vicinity of Wellness Spa Bahamas (massage spa), Club Luna (club), OILDHANS Mobile Massage (spa), Bliss Wax Boutique (waxing salon), Brown’s Point (scenic spot), Blissfully Boozy Mobile Bar (bar) and more.
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- Saunders Beach
- Goodman’s Bay Beach
- Nassau Botanical Gardens
- Cable Beach
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- Young Women’s Christian Association (YWCA) HQ
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- Long Walk Beach, Clifford Park
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- Junkanoo Beach, Quarry Mission Park
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Long Island House is 6 miles from Lynden Pindling International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Five-Bedroom House): $1,183
Cost per person (twelve people): $98
Sand Dollar Cottage
VRCQ+52G, Meridian Hwy, Rock Sound
Frigate’s Bar & Grill
Sand Dollar Cottage offers 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a balcony, free private parking, free WiFi, a TV, a washing machine, a fully-equipped kitchen and an on-site restaurant. Tarpum Bay Shopping Centre, Eleuthera Outdoor Center (tour operator), Neek’s Eats & Treats (restaurant), Tru Serenity Beauty Salon & Accessories (beauty salon), Market Place Store (grocery store), Sammy’s Place (restaurant), Ocean Hole (public beach), Cathedral Cave (nature preserve), Northside Restaurant and more are in the vicinity.
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- Winding Bay Beach
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- Arthurs Town Airport
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Sand Dollar Cottage is 1.3 miles from Rock Sound International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Two-Bedroom House): $415
Cost per person (five people): $83
Palm Bluff Cottage
Pineapple Street, Gregory Town
Surfer’s Beach
Cliffside, Palm Bluff Cottage comes with 2 bedrooms, air conditioning, private parking, free WiFi, a fully-equipped kitchen and a coffee machine. You may find Seymour’s Variety (grocery store), Champion’s Sports Bar And Grill (sports bar), The Hive and Honey Deck (restaurant), Pittman’s Cove Seafood (seafood restaurant), Unka Gene’s Restaurant and Bar (restaurant), Island Made Gift Shop, JC Discount Super Store (grocery store), Eleuthera Pineapple Farm Tours (tourist attraction), Seahorse National Park, Holiday Beach and more in the area.
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- Surfer’s Beach
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- Holiday Beach
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- Lover’s Beach
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Palm Bluff Cottage is 11 miles from North Eleuthera Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Two-Bedroom House): $478
Cost per person (four people): $119
Tourmaline House
5RH7+CRH, Banks Rd, North Palmetto Point, Governorʼs Harbour
Carey’s Pond
You’ll get 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a patio, free private parking, free WiFi, a TV, a washing machine, a fully-equipped kitchen and sea views at Tourmaline House. Just up the shoreline is Eleuthera Retreat.
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- Carey’s Pond
- North Palmetto Point Beach
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- Leon Levy Native Plant Preserve
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- French Leave Beach
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- Twin Coves Beach
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Tourmaline House is 20 miles from Rock Sound International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Three-Bedroom House): $1,065
Cost per person (seven people): $119
Gumbo Limbo House
5QPW+777, North Palmetto Point, Bahamas, Governorʼs Harbour
Leon Levy Native Plant Preserve
Gumbo Limbo House features 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a private pool, free private parking, free WiFi, a TV, a washing machine and a fully-equipped kitchen. Pineapple Fields shares the area.
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- Leon Levy Native Plant Preserve
- North Palmetto Point Beach
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- French Leave Beach
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- Ten Bay Beach
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Within 36 miles:
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- North Eleuthera Airport
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Gumbo Limbo House is 20 miles from Rock Sound International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Three-Bedroom House): $874
Cost per person (eight people): $109
Driftwood House
5QX6+WMG, Governor’s Harbour
French Leave Beach
4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, a balcony, free private parking, free WiFi, a TV, a washing machine and a fully-equipped kitchen are amenities found at Driftwood House. Pineapple Fields is nearby.
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- French Leave Beach
- Governor’s Harbor Beach
- North Palmetto Point Beach
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- Twin Coves Beach
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- Leon Levy Native Plant Preserve
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Driftwood House is 21 miles from Rock Sound International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Four-Bedroom House): $759
Cost per person (eight people): $94
DreamSpace Cottage
20 Winton Terrace, Nassau
Winton Beach
DreamSpace Cottage offers 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, free WiFi, a private beach area, water sports, a private pool, free private parking, shuttle and car rental services, a patio, sea, garden and pool views, a flat-screen TV, a fully-equipped kitchen, walk-in showers, an outdoor dining area, laundry service, outdoor play equipment and a sun terrace. Art N’ Soul Bahamas (artist), Super Value (grocery store), nicole’s bahamas taxi and tours Nassau Bahamas and The Lavender Room Mobile Spa are in the vicinity.
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- Winton Beach
- Community Park
- Yamacraw Beach
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- Palm Cay Beach
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- Freedom Park
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- Arawak Beach
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- Montagu Beach
- Blair Park
- Ocean Club Beach
- The Retreat Garden
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DreamSpace Cottage is 12 miles from Lynden Pindling International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Cottage): $873
Cost per person (six people): $145
One Palm Hill Villa
Governorʼs Harbour
Twin Coves Beach
With 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a private pool, free private parking, free WiFi, a TV, a washing machine and a fully-equipped kitchen, One Palm Hill Villa is found close to Central Auto Rentals (car rental agency).
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- Twin Coves Beach
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- French Leave Beach
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- Governor’s Harbor Beach
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One Palm Hill Villa is 23 miles from Rock Sound International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Three-Bedroom Villa): $907
Cost per person (eight people): $113
Harbour Beach Villa
Pelican Shores Road, Marsh Harbour
Mermaid Reef Beach
Harbour Beach Villa comes with 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a bar, a patio, ping-pong, free private parking, free WiFi, free bicycles, a garden, a sun terrace, a balcony, sea views, a flat-screen TV, a fully-equipped kitchen, walk-in showers, an outdoor dining area, a fireplace, laundry service, a barbecue, outdoor play equipment, car rental service, a private beach area and water sports facilities. Nearby you may find Jib Room Restaurant & Marsh Harbour Marina (restaurant), Sail Away Bahamas (boat rental service), Mermaid Reef (tourist attraction), G&L Transportation Ferry (ferry service), The Ferry at The Crossing (ferry service), Island Boy Tackle and Marine (marine supply store), DOCKSIDE (grocery store), Vagabonde Adventures (sailing school), Cruise Abaco (boat rental service), Rental Wheels (car rental agency), Snappas Bar and Grill (restaurant), Abaco Yacht & Charter Services (boat rental service), Wally’s Fine Dining (restaurant), Colors Bahamian Restaurant, Bay Street Coffee Shop & Deli (restaurant), AA Seafood Depot Limited t/a A & A Seafood Depot (seafood market), The Plug – Jamaican Restaurant, Maxwell’s Supermarket and more.
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- Mermaid Reef Beach
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- Tahiti Beach
- White Sound Beach
- Garbanzo Beach
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Harbour Beach Villa is 2.6 miles from Leonard M. Thompson International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Villa): $1,841
Cost per person (eight people): $230
Windsong House
Banks Road, South Palmetto Point
Double Bay Beach
Beachfront, Windsong House comes with 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, free WiFi, free private parking, a patio, sea views, air conditioning and a fully-equipped kitchen.
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- Double Bay Beach
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Within 1.7 miles:
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- Ten Bay Beach
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- Leon Levy Native Plant Preserve
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- North Eleuthera Airport
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Windsong House is 17 miles from Rock Sound International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Four-Bedroom House): $1,079
Cost per person (eight people): $134
Miss Ruby House
5RJ3+645, North Palmetto Point, Governorʼs Harbour
Alex Beach
Featuring 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, a private pool, free private parking, free WiFi, a TV, a washing machine and a fully-equipped kitchen, Miss Ruby House is close to Tourmaline House and Eleuthera Retreat.
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- Alex Beach
- North Palmetto Point Beach
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- Twin Coves Beach
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- Governor’s Harbor Airport
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Miss Ruby House is 20 miles from Rock Sound International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Four-Bedroom House): $1,094
Cost per person (nine people): $121
Moonflower House
Gregory Town
Gaulding Cay Beach
Moonflower House provides 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a patio, free private parking, free WiFi, a TV, a washing machine, a fully-equipped kitchen and sea views. Daddy Joe’s Restaurant & Inn is close by.
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- Gaulding Cay Beach
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- Lover’s Beach
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- Bottom Harbor Beach
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- Surfer’s Beach
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- Pink Sands Beach
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Moonflower House is 6 miles from North Eleuthera Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Four-Bedroom House): $1,156
Cost per person (twelve people): $96
Paradise Retreat
Port of Call Drive Unit 4, Freeport
Xanadu Beach
3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, an outdoor swimming pool, barbecue facilities, a patio, free private parking, free WiFi, a terrace, sea views, a flat-screen TV, a fully-equipped kitchen, walk-in showers, an outdoor dining area and a picnic area compliment Paradise Retreat. The palette bar and restaurant, The Galley – Bar & Restaurant (restaurant) and Xquisite Catamaran Center (marina) are in the neighborhood.
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- Xanadu Beach
- East Palm Beach
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- Bahama Princess Beach
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- Silver Point Beach
- Sunset Landings Community Park
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- Coral Beach
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Paradise Retreat is 3.8 miles from Grand Bahama International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Three-Bedroom Apartment): $599
Cost per person (six people): $99
French Leave Resort
Queen’s Highway, Governor’s Harbour
Governor’s Harbour Beach
With an outdoor pool, a fitness center, an on-site restaurant, air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, seating areas, coffee machines, bathrobes, hairdryers, free WiFi, car rentals and snorkeling activities, French Leave Resort is close to Pineapple Fields and Driftwood House.
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- Governor’s Harbour Beach
- French Leave Beach
- Twin Coves Beach
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- Bank Road Deli Restaurant
- Tippy’s Restaurant
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- Coco Plum Beach
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- Governors Harbour Airport
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Approximate cost per night (villa): $1,827
Cost per person (four people): $456
Sea Walk House
Governorʼs Harbour
Ethan’s Tower
Offering 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, a balcony, free private parking, free WiFi, a TV, a washing machine and a fully-equipped kitchen, Sea Walk House is in the vicinity of Pineapple Fields, French Leave Resort and Driftwood House.
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- Ethan’s Tower
- North Palmetto Point Beach
- French Leave Beach
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- Governor’s Harbor Beach
- Leon Levy Native Plant Preserve
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- North Eleuthera Airport
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Sea Walk House is 21 miles from Rock Sound International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Four-Bedroom House): $1,233
Cost per person (twelve people): $102
Tir Na Nog House
Governorʼs Harbour
Paw Paw Beach
You’ll have access to 5 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, a patio, free private parking, free WiFi, a TV, a washing machine, a fully-equipped kitchen and sea views at Tir Na Nog House. Sharing the area are Sea Walk House, Pineapple Fields, French Leave Resort and Driftwood House.
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- Paw Paw Beach
- North Palmetto Point Beach
- Leon Levy Native Plant Preserve
- French Leave Beach
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- Ten Bay Beach
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Tir Na Nog House is 21 miles from Rock Sound International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Five-Bedroom House): $1,902
Cost per person (twelve people): $158
Pau Pau Beach Estate House
Palmetto Point
Mike’s Beach
Pau Pau Beach Estate House has 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, a patio, free private parking, free WiFi, a washing machine, a fully-equipped kitchen and sea views. In the area also are Tir Na Nog House, Sea Walk House, Pineapple Fields, French Leave Resort and Driftwood House.
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- Mike’s Beach
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- North Palmetto Point Beach
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- Ten Bay Beach
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- Twin Coves Beach
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Pau Pau Beach Estate House is 18 miles from Rock Sound International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Five-Bedroom House): $1,215
Cost per person (eleven people): $110
Sky Beach Club Cabin 1 & Cabin 2
Governorʼs Harbour
Receivers Dock
At Sky Beach Club you’ll get a patio, free private parking, free WiFi, a TV, sea views and an on-site restaurant. A popular spot, Pau Pau Beach Estate House, Tir Na Nog House, Sea Walk House, Pineapple Fields, French Leave Resort and Driftwood House are nearby.
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- Receivers Dock
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- Twin Coves Beach
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- French Leave Beach
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- Receiver’s Beach
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Sky Beach Club is 24 miles from Rock Sound International Airport.
Approximate cost per night: $432
Cost per person (three people): $110
Utopia House
Windermere Island, Savannah Sound
Golding Cay
Utopia House has 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a private pool, free private parking, free WiFi, a TV, a washing machine and a fully-equipped kitchen.
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- Golding Cay
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- Ten Bay Beach
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- Tarpum Bay Beach
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- Governor’s Harbor Airport
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Utopia House is 11 miles from Lynden Pindling International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Three-Bedroom House): $732
Cost per person (eight people): $91
Water’s Edge Villa
Eastern Road, Nassau
Winton Park
Providing 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2 living rooms, free WiFi, a private beach area, water sports, pool and sea views, a balcony, free private parking, a pool, a pool bar, a pool fence, a terrace, a flat-screen TV, air conditioning, a dressing room, a fireplace, barbecue facilities, a patio, an indoor play area, outdoor play equipment and a baby safety gate, Water’s Edge Villa is found close to DreamSpace Cottage.
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- Winton Park
- Community Park
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- Yamacraw Beach
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- Sunglow Peoples Park
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- Palm Cay Beach
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- Montagu Beach
- Blair Park
- Ocean Club Beach
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Water’s Edge Villa is 12 miles from Lynden Pindling International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Villa with Sea View): $1,031
Cost per person (eight people): $128
Tropical View Villa
Little Exuma, Hartswell
Tropic of Cancer Beach
Offering gardens, BBQ facilities, free WiFi, air conditioning, fully-equipped kitchens, seating areas, flat-screen TVs, dining areas and washing machines, Tropical View Villa can be found close to Tropic of Cancer Beach, Brea Delights (restaurant), Turtle Pond Bar And Grill, Tropic Breeze Restaurant and more.
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- Tropic of Cancer Beach
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- Santanna’s Grill Pit
- Club Arawak
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- Exuma Markets
- Island Boy Cafe
- Straw Market
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- Exuma International Airport
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Approximate cost per night (three-bedroom house): $333
Cost per person (six people): $55
Rollezz Villas Beach Resort
Joe Sound Creek, Cat Island, Old Bight
Cat Island
Providing a restaurant, a private beach area, free WiFi, air conditioning, a patio, full kitchenettes, sea and mountain views, free bike rentals and free parking, Rollezz Villas Beach Resort is situated near Favor’s Service Centre (gas station), Sunshine Restaurant, J&R’s Restaurant, Da Pink Chicken (bar & grill) and more.
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- Cat Island
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- Mermaid Lake
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- Mount Alvernia
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Within 33 miles:
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- Arthurs Town Airport
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Approximate cost per night (three-bedroom villa): $695
Cost per person (eight people): $87
Villa Allamanda, Eleuthera
Cigatoo Estates, Governorʼs Harbour
Governor’s Harbour
With panoramic ocean views, free WiFi, flat-screen TVs, air conditioning and luggage storage, Villa Allamanda, Eleuthera can be found close to French Leave Resort.
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- Twin Coves Beach
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- French Leave Beach
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Within 4.9 miles:
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- Receiver’s Beach
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- Governor’s Harbor Airport
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Approximate cost per night (third-floor one-bedroom): $662
Cost per person (four people): $165
The Pilot House Inn Between The Beaches
Meridian Highway, Rock Sound
Rock Sound International Airport
The Pilot House Inn Between The Beaches provides a garden, patios with garden views, free WiFi, free private parking, flat-screen TVs, air conditioning and a sun terrace. Sand Dollar Cottage is nearby.
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- Winding Bay Beach
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- Tarpum Bay Beach
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- Rock Sound International Airport
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Approximate cost per night: $277
Pelican Bay Hotel
Seahorse Road , 0000 Freeport
Lucaya Beach
Pelican Bay Hotel features 3 outdoor pools, lush gardens, a bar/restaurant overlooking the harbor, air conditioning, private balconies, sea views, colonial style, spacious rooms, TVs, mini-fridges, coffee makers, dressing areas, hairdryers, a pool with an outdoor dining/cocktail area and a marina-facing bar. Bones Bar (bar), UNEXSO (SCUBA tour agency), Dive-In Bar & Grill (restaurant), Flying Fish GastroBar (restaurant), Bahama Mama Bar, Cappuccino’s Italian Ristorante (Italian restaurant), Rum Runners (pub), Daddy Brown’s Conch Stand (seafood restaurant), Corner Bar, Fair Play Lounge (sports bar), Luxury Habitz Fine Accessories (fashion accessories store), Zorba (cafe), Zorba’s Greek Restaurant, Nautica Boutique (clothing store), Triple B’s Playhouse & Restaurant (indoor playground), Island Yogurt (frozen yogurt shop), Rumba & Tapas (lounge), Green Gamut Bistro (restaurant), Hang Loose & Cruise Party & Snorkeling Boat (tourist attraction) and more are nearby.
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- Lucaya Beach
- Taino Beach
- Coral Beach
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- Taino Beach
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- Silver Point Beach
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- Gladstone Moon McPhee Recreation
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- Island Seas Beach
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Pelican Bay Hotel is 3.7 miles from Grand Bahama International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (One-Bedroom Suite): $384
Cost per person (four people): $96
Coral Sands Hotel
Chapel Street, Harbour Island
Pink Sands Beach
A beach with snorkeling activities and lounge chairs, TVs, bright airy rooms, large windows, light colors, tile or wood floors, mini-safes, an outdoor pool, a billiards game room, a tennis court, a restaurant, a beach bar and free continental breakfast are offered at Coral Sands Hotel. It’s situated near $$ On Da Hill Restaurant, Captain Bobs Marketplace (grocery store), TIP Touch Massage (massage therapist), Morlyfe Wholesale & Retail Liquor Store (liquor store), Gusty’s Bar (bar), Angela’s Starfish Restaurant (restaurant), Vichum Club (bar), Famous Brian’s BBQ (restaurant), Caribbean Pot On Wheel’s Cuisine (Caribbean restaurant), Sweet Spot Café (Vegan restaurant), Bahamas Coffee Roasters (café), ConchPearlCatering (mobile caterer), Arthur’s Bakery (restaurant), Bristol Wine and Spirits (liquor store), Pigly Wigly (grocery store), The Blue Rooster (clothing store), Princess Street Gallery (art gallery), bluwatur bakery (bakery), The Shack (restaurant), Da Vine Wine Merchants (restaurant), Rock House Restaurant, Vichum Club (bar), The Dunmore Restaurant, Ms. V’s Bar & Grill (barbecue restaurant), Kay Markets (supermarket) and more.
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- Pink Sands Beach
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- Bottom Harbor Beach
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- Gaulding Cay Beach
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Coral Sands Hotel is 3 miles from North Eleuthera Airport.
Approximate cost per night (One bedroom Oceanfront Cottage): $1,411
Ocean West Boutique Hotel
Cable Beach, Nassau
Orange Hill Beach
Ocean West Boutique Hotel has an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a fitness center, a bar, a 24-hour front desk, room service, free WiFi, a shared lounge, air conditioning, coffee machines, hairdryers, a terrace and a pool table. Daq Shack (bar), Sapodilla Estate (restaurant), The Caves (museum), Caves Village (shopping mall), La Caverna (Italian restaurant) and Cafe Channing Noelle are all within range.
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- Orange Hill Beach
- Compass Point Restaurant
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- Cable Beach
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- Lynden Pindling International Airport
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Approximate cost per night (diamond room): $327
So there they are, hotels in The Bahamas that will help make for an unforgettable getaway. We hope you have found this information valuable and most of all, that you enjoy your time in The Bahamas!
Wow! Some of these are amazing! Some of the higher end ones are definitely pretty expensive, but actually not terrible when you look at the cost per person. I have been considering a trip to Bahamas, Punta Cana or Cancun – these pix really make the resorts in the Bahamas come alive. Do you know what the impact of the hurricane has been? Has there been an impact to tourism and to any of these places?
Hi Kim, great questions. Thankfully for Nassau and the island of New Providence, Grand Bahahams and Abaco Islands took the biggest hit. Here’s one most recent article for more insights.
I have heard a lot about the beautiful city of Bahamas but I never really thought that it could be this much elegant and I can only say that the beautiful hotels situated here are one of the beautiful things I have ever seen in my life. This is pure paradise on earth. Exploring a night in any of them would mean living that special life of luxury. To me, based on their appearance and services, I’m sure they are worth the prices
Rodarrick thank you so much!
I wasn’t expecting anything less from an awesome location like this. I think though that visiting a place like this might be too expensive for me but i wouldn’t still mind going there though. Maybe someday. There are really nice places around the hotels you shared. The hotels are considered five star with all these amenities. I reall do need to visit. Im bookmarking this post.
Thank you for bookmarking the post Henderson and hope you can get to visit Nassau soon!
Nassau Bahamas could be my next home in the coming months to come. I have heard some interesting facts about this place but it is an understatement compared to the beauties displayed by the hotels in here on this list. I must only compliment such beauty. Firstly, I like all the hotels and I can only pick randomly going by the provisions made but then, they are all recently priced atleast for more people, it wouldn’t feel like a burden. Thanks
Shelley you’re welcome and good luck with the move!
That is such an inviting pace by the looks of your photos. They really draw you in and want to be there. I have thought about going to the Bahamas as past of a cruise, but now I am thinking that a one or two day stopover would not be enough.
You have given some good options for accommodation. I think the more expensive ones look amazing but even the lower cost accommodation, although not a budget price, seem to be great value for money. It is affordable and totally worth it to go to such a cool place.
Thank you for the great ideas for accommodation in the Bahamas. It has given me the inspiration to look into it further.
Karen
Karen you’re very welcome and stop back anytime!
This is really good. I am really glad to read your review on another beautiful city. I don’t really know much about Nassau Bahamas but it looks like a place for one to really chill and have good fun. I wouldn’t mind visiting with all my family sometimes. I will show this to them so they can tell me exactly what they think. For me, it the perfect place for a vacation getaway.
You’re welcome John and thank you for the comments!