A valid passport is required by all visitors to the Bahamas but citizens from many..
Travel HealthAlthough mostly free from endemic diseases, malaria is a slight risk in the Bahamas, and..
Local CurrencyThe unit of currency in the Bahamas is the Bahamian Dollar ($B), which is equal in value..
WeatherThe climate of The Bahamas is maritime tropical, which means sunshine and warm..
Local CustomsCulturally, the Bahamas has much in common with both the US and Great Britain, but there..
LanguagesEnglish is the official language of the Bahamas and English speakers should have little..
Transport OptionsThe majority of visitors to the Bahamas stay on the islands of Nassau and Grand Bahama..
Travel TipsWhile traveling in the Bahamas, it is important to be polite. Bahamians traditionally..
Local FoodThere are a wide range of foods unique to the Bahamas and exploring the different..
Local TimezonesThe Bahamas is in the GMT -5, which is also known as the Eastern Time Zone.
Dutyfree LimitsDuty free shopping for luxury goods in the Bahamas can mean savings of up to 50% for..
English is the official language of the Bahamas and English speakers should have little trouble communicating with the locals. With that said, however, it should be noted that the Bahamian English dialects can be challenging to comprehend initially. In addition to the local dialects, there are also a large number of Hatians on the islands who speak a Caribbean Creole that will be incomprehensible to most visitors.
Many US cell phone companies offer roaming services on Grand Bahama and Nassau islands but coverage is limited or non-existant outside these areas. A Bahamas Telecommunications Company SIM card can be purchased for use on the major islands and handsets can also be rented.
International calling cards are widely available and provide greatly discounted rates for visitors calling home while in the Bahamas. To dial out of the Bahamas, dial +011 +country code.
The international access code for the Bahamas is +1 242.
Many hotels have internet access and there are also internet cafes in the major tourist areas. It is advisable to inquire about internet access when booking your hotel, however, and a network cable may come in handy.
Bahama Post provides a full-featured international postal service.
Nassau, capital city of The Bahamas, lies on New Providence Island, the neighbour of Paradise Island. This island pair..
Cat Island InformationWith miles of idyllic deserted beaches - especially the 13 km (8-mile) pink sand beach - cerulean waters, word-class..
Grand Bahama Island InformationFrom beautiful beaches and unspoilt pine forests to sleepy villages and catamaran cruises at sunset: you can experience..
The Abacos InformationThere's more to the 200 km (120-mile) necklace of islands and often uninhabited cays and beaches that form the Abacos..
Paradise Island InformationParadise Island - Bahamas beauty at its best Waiting to welcome you just a stone's throw from Nassau is the glamorous..
Fernandez Bay Beach InformationLocated just North of the settlement of New Bight, at Fernandez Bay Village, this curvy tree lined white-sandy beach is..
Kamalame Cay InformationNear Kamalame is the third longest barrier reef in the world it is just a mile from our shores offering divers and..
Pirates of Nassau Museum InformationThe year is 1716.................. Pirates of Nassau, the interactive Pirate Attraction in the heart of downtown..
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