Grand Bahamas
Grand Bahama Island is fifty-two miles off the coast of Florida lies an island that is as rich and diverse as it is beautiful. Where pine trees coexist with silver palms. Where rippling creeks wind their way through mangrove colonies. Where endless beaches are surrounded by emerald green water filled with coral formations, teeming with marine life. Grand Bahama Island is only 6 miles long and 17 miles across at its widest point, yet the delightful attractions are splendidly varied.

Nassau and Paradise Island
Witness the Renaissance of Nassau.

Hundreds of millions of dollars in enhancements and beautification projects have added a vibrancy to every aspect of our island, while keeping ture to the charm that has made Nassau a vacation favorite. Nassau's resorts are better than ever, offering unforgettable vacations with endless options.

Choose an all-inclusive fun-filled adventure. A revitalizing spa. A quick, quiet getaway in a charming hotel for a family vacation or a second honeymoon. Enjoy the sophisticated tastes of elegant restaurants, duty-free shopping, casino nightlife, swimming, sailing, snorkeling, fishing, tennis and golf.

Come see why Nassau is called the island of a thousand choices.

Long Island

Long Island is certainly one of the most beautiful and contrasting islands of the Bahamas Out Islands. Its four thousand inhabitants gracefully combine old-fashioned hospitality and relaxed lifestyle with the peacefully growing influx of modern life. ....MORE

The Out Islands
The many Islands of the Bahamas are really a mini-Caribbean where there are many choices. Some islands are larger than most in the Caribbean; other are tiny cays (pronounced "keys") poking their sandy heads above water. Consider some fascinating facts about the 700 islands of the Bahamian archipelago.There are many small hotels and resorts on the Out Islands such as Peace and Plenty on Exuma or Small Hope Bay Lodge on Andros.

Exuma, located south of Nassau, the Exuma chain of islands stretch across the Tropic of Cancer about 300 miles off the coast of south Florida. With over 365 islands in the Exuma chain, there is a new one to explore every day of the year! Each island or cay has its own unique character. Some are quite small with secluded, pristine sand and untouched tropical vegetation. Others are quite rocky and rise up to spectacular cliffs or have lush, rolling green hills. The diverse landscapes are awe inspiring and promise to intrigue and excite even the most seasoned of world travelers. Great Exuma is the largest island in the Exuma chain (measures 85 square miles or 120 square kilometers) and it is connected to its neighbor, Little Exuma, by a small bridge. Great Exuma, with a population of approximately 5000, is a tropical paradise of unparalleled breathtaking ocean views, unforgettable beaches and secluded coves, picturesque azure waters and softly undulating hills. Thanks to the Gulf stream, the idyllic climate of the Exumas makes it an ideal vacation destination year round. A steady, gentle breeze from the Atlantic Ocean, tempers the heat of the summer sun. Winter on Exuma is perfect with an average temperature of 80 degrees Fahrenheit (27 degrees Celsius). The beautiful aquamarine waters are warm and inviting year round for swimmers, snorkellers, diving enthusiasts and fisherman alike. When the rest of the northern hemisphere is suffering under a blanket of cold weather, the Exumas remain magnificently tropical!