Nassau Travel and Things to Do Guide

The Bahamas is an ecological oasis and an archipelagic chain of islands offering more unique and diverse experiences than any other destination in the Caribbean region! A destination unto itself, The Bahamas comprises of more than 700 distinctive islands, 2,000 cays, and spans over 100,000 square miles of pristine, turquoise waters, declared to be the clearest waters on earth, with visibility of over 200 feet deep. Product offerings include every water-based activity imaginable, from fishing to Olympic record holding blue hole dives and a plethora of award-winning palm fringed, powder soft white and pink sand beaches. Year after year, The Bahamas remains the most sought-after destination for vacationers and business travelers.
Ubiquitous to The Bahamas are its unspoiled beauty, colonial charm, rich and mystical heritage, friendly people and breathtaking ecological wonders ranging from the world’s largest underwater caves, stunning mid-ocean sand banks, blue holes, diverse flora and fauna and amazing natural attractions.
More than 7 million visitors flock to the Islands of The Bahamas each year to experience its exceptional hospitality, authentic culture, year-round temperature ranging between 68 and 88 degrees, state-of-the art meeting facilities, luxurious accommodations, safety and serenity.
And getting to The Bahamas is quick and easy.
The closest foreign destination outside of the United States, The Bahamas is located a mere 50 nautical miles off the coast of Florida.
The Bahamas consist of 16 major islands including Nassau/Paradise Island, Abaco, Andros, Bimini, the Berry Islands, Cat Island, Eleuthera, Harbour Island, Exuma, Grand Bahama, Long Island, Inagua, Acklins, Crooked Island and San Salvador.
Additionally, U.S. currency is widely accepted, and interchangeable at par with the Bahamian dollar, making it easy for visitors to do business with us. And, as an added incentive, and to “put the icing on the cake”, so to speak, American companies and business persons wishing to hold their meetings, conferences or incentive groups in The Bahamas, can receive a tax write-off for business expenses, just as if the meeting was held in The United States.
Whatever your reason to visit The Bahamas, before, during or after a meeting, remember to slow down, unplug, unwind, recharge, explore and luxuriate in the warm and pristine nature of The Bahamas. We assure you that adventure abounds and a most memorable experience awaits you, as its simply “Better in the Bahamas”. We can’t wait to welcome you!
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Weather and Seasonality

It should come as no surprise that on a visit during the 18th century, George Washington referred to the Bahamas as the "Isles of Perpetual June." With year-round sunshine and temperatures ranging between 80.6°F and 89.6°F, the Islands of the Bahamas are blessed with near-perfect weather.The Bahamas benefits from a tropical maritime climate, which results in little variability throughout the year. Free from extremes, the average temperature during the summer is 84.2°F, while the average temperature in winter is 75.2°F. Evening temperatures are usually only five to seven degrees cooler. The rainy season in the Bahamas lasts from May to October and is characterized by heavy squalls or thundershowers that clear as quickly as they arrive. Hurricane season spans from the end of June to the end of November.Although the Bahamas is continually blessed with weather befitting an island paradise, the absolute best time to go is between the months of December and March. With little rain and temperatures averaging in the mid-70s, the lovely islands provide an invigorating breath of fresh air....
MonthHigh/Low °FSeasonality
January77°/64°-
February77°/65°-
March79°/66°-
April81°/69°-
May84°/72°-
June87°/76°-
July89°/77°-
August89°/77°-
September88°/76°-
October85°/74°-
November82°/71°-
December78°/66°-