Planning Your Nassau, Bahamas Vacation

The peak travel season to the Bahamas is from December through April. During these months, the temperatures are comfortable, and there is less rain to deal with. However, prices are higher during these months, and crowds are larger, so if you want to save some money, travel during the off-season.

Visiting Nassau isn’t too expensive, especially compared to other destinations in the Caribbean. Nassau activities are generally pretty affordable, especially if you plan ahead. Check out this virtual trip to the Bahamas to see some of the sites and get inspired for your upcoming trip. 

Yes, you need a passport to visit Nassau. Before booking Nassau travel and accommodations, ensure your passport is valid, or you won’t be allowed into the country.

The Bahamas is home to some of the most beautiful sites in the Caribbean, and there is no shortage of things to do in Nassau. Make sure to plan out all of your desired Nassau activities before you go, or you might not get to see everything you want (but we understand wanting to spend all of your time on the beautiful Nassau beaches). Here are some must-see attractions:

• Snorkel with sea turtles.
• Explore the Exumas.
• Go swimming with pigs.
• Visit historic Fort Fincastle.

The local currency in Nassau is the Bahamian Dollar. You can use it or the U.S. dollar anywhere on the island during your trip to Nassau. 

There are many resorts and hotels in Nassau that offer world-class stays you’ll remember for years to come. Some of the best resorts in the Bahamas include:

• The Rosewood Baha Mar Resort
• Margaritaville Beach Resort Nassau
• The Ocean Club
• The Grand Isle Resort & Residences

During the winter months, Nassau's weather is in the 70s and 80s, which is one of the reasons it’s such a popular destination for travelers looking to escape frigid temperatures and snow. Spring is also fairly mild, with temperatures reaching the upper 80s. Summer can be hot and rainy.