Discover the Bahamas

Discover the Bahamas, nicknamed the "Paradise Islands", an enchanting archipelago nestled in the crystal-clear waters of the Caribbean, where sandy beaches, colorful coral reefs and a warm, vibrant culture will provide you with unforgettable adventures and moments of pure relaxation.

The Bahamas, islands of paradise

Immerse yourself in a vibrant cultural mosaic, celebrate local festivities and immerse yourself in the captivating history of this unique archipelago. Explore the colorful alleys of the capital Nassau and discover the colonial charm of the island of New Providence. Unique experiences await you around every corner in this must-see Caribbean paradise.

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Travel tips for the Bahamas

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Travel memo Bahamas

Weather / Temperatures

Min. 17°C / Max. 28°C

Airport

Lynder Pindling International Airport

Local currency

Bahamian dollar (BSD)

Local time

Paris -6h & -5h in winter

Planning your trip to the Bahamas

Our tips for The Bahamas

European nationals

For European nationals, entry requirements to the Bahamas are relatively straightforward. European Union citizens do not need a visa for a tourist stay of less than 90 days. However, they must present a passport valid beyond the date of stay.

International nationals

Requirements for entry into the Bahamas for international nationals vary depending on the country of origin. In general, international visitors are required to present a passport valid for at least six months beyond the intended date of departure.
If their country of origin is not visa-exempt, travelers must obtain one.
The list of visa-exempt countries is available on the official Bahamas government website.

Health

For a healthy stay in the Bahamas, follow these tips. Hydrate regularly by drinking bottled water to avoid water-borne diseases. Protect yourself from the tropical sun by using broad-spectrum sunscreen, wearing a hat and light clothing. Be vigilant against mosquitoes by using repellents and sleeping under a mosquito net. Avoid eating raw or undercooked food in local restaurants. Pack a first-aid kit with basic medicines for headaches, aches and pains and gastrointestinal disorders.

Safety

To ensure your safety in the Bahamas, follow these recommendations. Avoid isolated and poorly lit areas at night. Keep your valuables safe and do not leave them unattended, especially on beaches or in vehicles. Be vigilant in tourist areas, where pickpockets can be active. Use the hotel safes for your passports and valuables. Beware of strong currents, and heed the warnings of beach lifeguards. In case of emergency, dial 919 to contact local emergency services. Make the most of your stay in complete safety by following these tips.

What is the budget for a 1 week trip to the Bahamas?

For a week's stay in the Bahamas, accommodation options vary according to your budget. For a budget trip, consider staying in hostels or budget hotels, with rates ranging from €50 to €100 per night, or around €350 to €700 for the week. For a mid-range budget, choose three-star hotels or comfortable Airbnb rentals, with rates of €100 to €200 per night, or around €700 to €1,400 for the week. For a luxurious stay, opt for five-star hotels or all-inclusive resorts, with rates of €300 to €500 per night, or around €2,100 to €3,500 for the week.

There are flights connecting the various islands from Nassau, however weather conditions often cause these to be delayed or cancelled.

You can also opt for ferry-boats which refer to water cabs serving the islands in the same group (the Abaco, the Bimini , the Exuma). Schedules and fares vary according to the route, but most depart from Nassau.

Finally, you'll have a choice of jitney , which is the local name given to buses and taxis to get you around most of the islands. Like ferries, fares vary according to the route. If you wish to travel by cab, remember to check that they display the Bahamahost logo.

When it comes to eating out, there are plenty of options to suit all budgets. For a budget trip, opt for local restaurants and street stalls, with a budget of around €20 to €30 per day, or €140 to €210 for the week. For an average budget, choose mid-range restaurants, with a daily budget of €50 to €70, or €350 to €490 for the week. For a luxurious stay, dine in gourmet restaurants and take advantage of the resorts' high-end catering services, with a budget of around €100 to €150 per day, or €700 to €1050 for the week.