The Bahamas is an archipelago with more than 700 islands and thousands of cays across over 100,000 square miles of ocean. While the country grieves for Grand Bahama and The Abacos, there is a silver lining. The majority of The Bahamas, including 14 of the most commonly visited islands, was unaffected, with airports, cruise ports, hotels and attractions open and operating on:
- Nassau and Paradise Island
- The Exumas
- Eleuthera and Harbour Island
- Bimini
- Andros
- The Berry Islands
- Cat Island
- Long Island
- San Salvador
- Rum Cay
- Acklins and Crooked Island
- Mayaguana
- Inagua
The warm and friendly people are ready to welcome travelers with open arms – and the best thing consumers can do for the country to help it recover is simple: visit The Bahamas.
Bahamas.com offers a wealth of resources for trip planning:
- Island Finder – an interactive tool that measures personal preferences to match consumers with an island
- Pre-approved Places to Stay
- Always-updated database of Deals & Packages
- Unique characteristics of each island
For island cuisine, upscale resorts and endless family activities, Nassau and Paradise Island are where turquoise waters and culture collide. For a quaint, boutique getaway where the sand is as pink as the colonial cottages, visit Eleuthera and Harbour Island. The options are infinite.
For updates and urgent relief needs, please visit Bahamas.com/relief |
