Explore The Islands of the Bahamas

There are 700 islands in The Bahamas, covering 150,000 square miles of tropical sea and approximately 5,000 square miles of land. The islands have flat coral formations with some low rounded hills.

Each island in The Bahamas has its own character and something different to offer. Enjoy a holiday full of variety by visiting as many islands as time allows. Spend a few fun days in cosmopolitan Nassau with its duty free shops, golf, museums and restaurants. Lie back and relax on the bright white sand of Long Island's deserted beaches. Experience the dive of a lifetime in challenging wreck sites off the coast of San Salvador. Witness the spectacle of nesting flamingos and other exotic wildlife in Inagua National Park. Cruise through the Exumas' 100-mile-long string of pristine cays. The hard part is deciding which islands to visit!

Nassau / Paradise Island

Nassau, capital city of The Bahamas, lies on New Providence Island

Grand Bahama Island

Beautiful beaches and unspoilt pine forests... sleepy villages and

The Abacos

The Abacos are renowned for sailing and boating. Somewhere

Acklins / Crooked Island

Little-known Acklins Island and Crooked Island lie next to each

Andros

An island of mythical charm and tranquil beauty. At 2,300

The Berry Islands

With a land mass of about a dozen square miles, the Berry Islands

Bimini

What do Ernest Hemingway, Howard Hughes, Richard Nixon and

Cat Island

Ninety-five miles southeast of Nassau, Cat Island is known

Eleuthera / Harbour Island

Eleuthera, first settled in 1648, is perhaps the best known of the

The Exumas

Exuma has the distinction of being the only island in the Caribbean

Inagua

Great Inagua’s resident population includes over 80,000 West

Long Island

An uninterrupted 80-mile stretch of contrasting coastline gives Long

Mayaguana

Mayaguana is the least developed and most isolated island

San Salvador

Farthest east of The Islands of the Bahamas and looking out to the