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For sheer contrast and diversity it’s hard to beat The Bahamas. The 700 islands and thousands of cays span some 750 miles, so there’s plenty of space! And there are many different styles to The Bahamas. There’s the glitz and glamour of Atlantis with its casinos and first-class restaurants, or there’s the chance to escape to the sleepy Out Islands or just take life easy on some of the best beaches and coves in the Caribbean.

There’s so much to see and do in The Bahamas that you can literally have a different holiday every day. From diving amongst wrecks to shopping for designer goods and everything in-between! But whatever kind of holiday you have, you are guaranteed the warmest of welcomes and a truly memorable stay.

Out and About
With so much choice, we have only highlighted a few suggested activities here:

• In Nassau, visit the beautiful Ardastra Gardens with its marching flock of flamingoes.

• Take a day trip to the remote Exuma Cays or exclusive Harbour Island.

• Enjoy an authentic Bahamian evening at the daily Fish Fry at Arawak Cay, Nassau.

• Experience some of the best diving in the Caribbean amongst wrecks, reefs and sharks.

• Children love the Pirates of Nassau interactive museum.

• Visit the stylish National Art Gallery with its contemporary exhibitions.

• Swimming with the wild pigs on Pig Beach has got to be one of the most unique experiences in the Caribbean.

Food and Drink
There’s a huge choice of cuisine throughout the islands, but do try some of the local specialities like Bahamian Grouper, served Nassau style with tomato, onion and sweet peppers. The lobster and conch are also excellent. Pineapple, mango and papaya abound and you simply must try the soursop ice cream. You’re totally spoilt for choice when dining out, with restaurants to suit every mood and occasion. The Cricket Club serves traditional Bahamian and English cuisine. The Poop Deck, with its motto “You pick it, we cook it”, is fantastic for fresh fish. For more formal dining, the Sun And... and Graycliff in Nassau are renowned for their cuisine and wine cellar, or try the delicious Italian menu at Café Matisse.

Getting There
There are regular non-stop flights from London to Nassau, or daily departures via Miami. Connecting flights to the Out Islands are available from Nassau and Miami. Flying time to Nassau is 9 hrs.

British Airways operates non-stop departures from Heathrow to Nassau 5 times a week (on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays) on B767 aircraft with World Traveller, World Traveller Plus and Club World cabins. Complimentary regional add-ons from selected airports are included, subject to availability.

Note: All our inclusive holiday prices are based on British Airways World Traveller flights.