DESTINATIONS · Bahamas
In the Bahamas, every shade of blue leads to another island.
The Bahamas often begins in Nassau, on New Providence Island, where Caribbean atmosphere meets colonial history, the harbour and beaches, with Paradise Island just across the water. But the archipelago reaches far beyond this first stop: hundreds of islands and cays scattered across some of the clearest waters in the Atlantic.
In the Bahamas, every shade of blue leads to another island.
Further away, Exuma opens onto sandbanks, lagoons and tiny islands, Eleuthera and Harbour Island bring long beaches and a slower rhythm, while Abaco, Andros and Bimini reveal other sides of the Bahamas — from reefs and diving to sailing, fishing and almost untouched nature. Here, travelling from one island to another can become part of the experience itself.
You come for beaches and turquoise waters, snorkelling and diving, reefs, sailing and water sports, food, nature or simply the slow rhythm of island life. But the Bahamas are best experienced when you go beyond the image of a perfect beach: Nassau and a quieter island, Exuma and the ocean, exploration and days with no plans — several versions of the Caribbean in one journey.
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The same journey can begin with the occasion that inspires you to travel, the time of year, or simply the place you want to reach.
Amélie
“In the Bahamas, I wouldn’t begin by asking which beach is the most beautiful. I’d ask what kind of island you want — because here, the differences between them can transform the entire holiday.”
Nassau and Paradise Island? Exuma and its extraordinary lagoons? A quieter island such as Eleuthera? Or several islands connected in one journey? Tell me how you imagine your days in the Bahamas and I’ll help you find the right rhythm and combination.