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A collection of more than 700 picture perfect islands and cays scattered throughout the Atlantic Ocean, the Bahamas offers endless island hopping opportunities. Pristine white beaches are lapped by warm waters home to coral reefs for excellent snorkelling and scuba diving. Looking for something a little different on your island escape? The Bahamas in the only place in the world you can swim with pigs! Browse below for our Bahamas holiday offers.

Bahamas Travel Information

Flights are available to Nassau direct most days apart from Tuesdays with Virgin Atlantic and British Airways.

Connecting flights are are also available via Miami & New York.

Currency: Bahamian dollar
Time difference: GMT -4
Flight from UK: 9 hours 12 minutes to Nassau
Visa: No
Language: English
National drink: Rum
National dish: Conch

Travel Tips & Advice for the Bahamas

Bahamas Activities

Ecotourism is a big deal in the Bahamas, with many resorts having been awarded the Blue Flag for their commitment to the coastal environment, making their beaches particularly attractive. Guides will escort you to the Blue Holes National Park, where you can see incredible geological formations, as well as the local iguana population. You can see colonies of West Indian flamingos in the southernmost district of Inagua and try to spot the elusive Bahama parrot on the Abaco islands.

Bahamas Food & Drink

Bahaman cuisine is made up of many spicy, rich dishes based on seafood, pork, potatoes and rice. Some of the finest examples served in generous portions at resorts around the country, where chefs are trained to the highest standards and prepare the most spectacular feasts. As well as traditional fare, many hotels and restaurants you will encounter on holiday in the Bahamas also serve European favourites, delivering a gourmet experience in the most spectacular of locations.

Bahamas Attractions

Harbour Island, renowned for its pink sand beaches, is the perfect destination for a day trip, while the historic Spanish Wells district on St George's Cay is well worth seeing, with its wealth of colourful colonial homes; the nearby Preacher's Cave is where the first colonists lived after being shipwrecked. To see some fine examples of local plant life, a trip to the quiet island of Eleuthera is a must, while the Bimini islands are the home of the legendary Fountain of Youth.