Grand Hyatt Baha Mar
5 StarsSix sparkling outdoor pools, Baha Bay water park access
Six sparkling outdoor pools, Baha Bay water park access
Diverse culinary experiences, Predator Lagoon
Interactive poolside entertainment, Enclosed snorkeling lagoon
Oceanfront cruise ship views, Fourth-floor adults-only retreat
Exclusive Coral Pool and swim-up bar, Dolphin Cay interactive experiences
Private white sand beach, Oceanfront freshwater swimming pools
World-class Carna steakhouse, Signature SLS glamour and style
Freshwater pools and swim-up bar, Specialty dining at Garden of Eden
Dual outdoor swimming pools, Signature Bistro dining and Starbucks
Gated outdoor swimming pool, Proximity to historic Fort Charlotte
Baha Bay water park access, Pristine Cable Beach frontage
Three distinct swimming pools, DUNE by Jean-Georges Vongerichten
Outdoor swimming pool and patio, Budget-friendly garden hideaway
Seven unique swimming pools, Red Lane Spa wellness sanctuary
Elevated freshwater swimming pool, Intimate gemstone themed rooms
Multiple swimming pools and water slides, Oceanfront Mediterranean dining
Infinity swimming pool, Rhizophora Spa sanctuary
Heated outdoor lap pool, Holistic Bamford Spa
Outdoor swimming pool, Budget-friendly island escape
Multiple swimming pools, Tennis court facilities
Outdoor garden and terrace, Close to Paradise Beach
Outdoor swimming pool, Rustic restaurant and bar
Outdoor pool with poolside bar, Prime downtown Nassau location
Outdoor swimming pool with ocean views, Family-friendly accommodations
Gambier district ocean views, Outdoor pool with waterfall
Heated outdoor swimming pool, Expansive garden and event space
Diverse dining at Point Restaurant and Bar, Expansive Aquaventure Water Park access
Hilltop swimming pool with ocean views, Relaxing spa and wellness treatments
Oceanfront living with private deck, Snorkeling directly from the property
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Nassau, Bahamas, is a tropical paradise long known as a holiday resort destination filled with natural beauty and a year-round mild climate boasting pleasant summertime temperatures. Nassau is the capital and largest city of the Bahamas and is located on the island of New Providence. Here, endless sea views greet from every direction and fun in the sun is only limited by imagination. Hotels dot the Caribbean beach-front and early morning strolls showcase conch shells just waiting to be picked from the pink sand. Practically all hotels will give a great view of those sparking turquoise waters.
It’s no wonder pirates chose Nassau for a hiding spot. The infamous Blackbeard once called this location a “privateer’s republic” and those interested in pirate history should be sure to stop by Pirates of Nassau Museum, a museum experience complete with historical and interactive exhibits and a replica pirate ship. Lucky visitors might also get to see a “real” pirate battle. Nassau is easy to get to and has several other islands, like Paradise Island, just a short water taxi ride away. Paradise Island is home to Aquaventure Water Park at Atlantis, the 141-acre ocean-themed water resort and aqua park featuring rides, lagoons, pools, and marine habitats. There’s also a marina, golf, and countless restaurants and nightclubs waiting for the intrepid explorer.
Anyone familiar with Nassau will instantly recognise the ice cream and sherbet-coloured buildings and homes in Old Town and Parliament Square. Horse-drawn carriages will highlight the ambiance and many of the buildings are open to historical tours. This area is an equal mix of historical wonder and modern shopping malls. Wandering the streets, though, won’t be quite like mid-century bargain hunting. Instead, the boutiques, souvenir shops, and malls have world-famous brand name products and jewellery that beckons guests like sirens. If collectable keepsakes and hand-made crafts are more to style, head down Bay Street to the Straw Market, the go-to spot for island-made authentic Bahamian gifts including woven purses, wood carvings, and other trinkets like t-shirts and shell jewellery. Buying here is a bit more fun as shoppers will get to haggle for the best price and can be sure to bring back some unique island gear.
Today, cruise ships have taken over the shipping trade from yesterday’s pirate adventurers and the cruise tour stops liven up the town and seaport. The main area has a busy nightlife scene and casinos with slots and table games. Bar-hopping is a popular pastime and there are plenty of spots to choose from. Nassau also offers authentic rum tastings, in the very part world where the golden liquor was likely first distilled. John Watling’s Distillery offer complimentary tours of the historic property and it’s possible to view the handcrafted rum-making process. After the tour, pull up to the bar for a tasting or relax on the porch with some hand-crafted cocktails.
If being beach bound is the goal, the warm and winterless weather and gentle ocean waves are the perfect recipe. Cable Beach is the most popular on the island. It’s easily accessible with a quick bus ride from any location and is lined with resorts and recreational activity opportunities. Cable Beach gives a perfect glimpse of what makes the Bahamas a beach paradise. Junkanoo Beach has a more commercial environment, filled with vendors, food and bar service, and shopping. Junkanoo Beach is easily accessible from the cruise ships and is close to the Western Esplanade, an area generally frequented by local Nassau residents. The area around Nassau is known for its clear waters and shallow shoals, so consider booking a tour for the amazing scuba and snorkelling opportunities. Swimming with dolphins is also a popular adventure at Blue Lagoon Island, a private nature park just a short ferry ride away.
If wild animals are more the style, Ardastra Gardens, Zoo and Conservation Centre allows visitors up close and personal visits with local bird species and photo ops with local flora and fauna. Another must-see and -do is hiking to the top of Queen’s Staircase, an historic attraction consisting of 66 hand-hewn rock steps and amazing photo opportunities. This local landmark was carved by slaves in the 1700s and is part of the Fort Fincastle Historic Complex, an historic fort that once protected Nassau and its harbour. Clifton Heritage National Park is another jewel in this pirate’s treasure chest of a vacation, with a quiet beach, opportunities for snorkelling, and historic landmarks to see. A history tour is available for those who want to know more about the island and its inhabitants.
May is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Nassau, with typical prices around £106 per night based on 33 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Nassau are usually highest during January, with typical prices around £355 per night.
Hotel prices in Nassau usually range from £96 per night to £432 per night, with typical prices around £208 per night.
Hotel prices in Nassau are typically lowest in May at around £106 per night, rising to around £355 per night in January.
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In Nassau, you might want to check out Grand Hyatt Baha Mar, Atlantis Resort, Warwick Paradise Island Bahamas, Margaritaville Beach Resort Nassau. These hotels come highly recommended by many travellers.
For a taste of luxury in Nassau, you might want to explore Grand Hyatt Baha Mar, SLS Baha Mar, Rosewood Baha Mar, The Ocean Club, A Four Seasons Resort, Bahamas. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Nassau with your family, you could look at Grand Hyatt Baha Mar, Atlantis Resort, Warwick Paradise Island Bahamas, Margaritaville Beach Resort Nassau. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Travelling with pets? The hotels Grand Hyatt Baha Mar, Margaritaville Beach Resort Nassau, British Colonial Nassau, SLS Baha Mar could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Nassau, check out Grand Hyatt Baha Mar, Atlantis Resort, Warwick Paradise Island Bahamas, Margaritaville Beach Resort Nassau – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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