
Breezes Bahamas
Nassau, Bahamas
- On Cable Beach
- Live entertainment
- All Inclusive resort
- Beachfront rooms
With over 700 islands surrounded by glittering blue waters, The Bahamas truly is the epitome of paradise. Relax and recharge as you explore pink beaches, secret sandbars and deserted islands and coves. Look out for flamingos, dolphins, iguanas - and of course the world famous swimming pigs!
Island adventures
Bahamas beaches
Local vibes
When you’re finished reclining by the shore, there are plenty of adventures on the water to keep you entertained. Beginners and experts alike can enjoy sailing, diving and so much more in the archipelago's inviting waters.
Get a taste of island life with our selection of holidays to the Bahamas. Whether you’re taking the family, heading over for honeymoon or going solo, book in at one of our luxury Bahamas hotels for a relaxing break.
Select images (and/or assets) courtesy of the Bahamas Ministry Of Tourism & Aviation.
Breezes Bahamas
Nassau, Bahamas
3 stars
Sandals Royal Bahamian Spa Resort & Offshore Island
Nassau, Bahamas
5 stars
The Royal at Atlantis
Nassau, Bahamas
4.5 stars
British Colonial Nassau
Nassau, Bahamas
4 stars
Rosewood at Baha Mar
Nassau, Bahamas
5 stars
The Reef at Atlantis
Nassau, Bahamas
5 stars
Warwick, Paradise Island Bahamas
Nassau, Bahamas
4 stars
The Cove at Atlantis
Nassau, Bahamas
5 stars
Margaritaville Beach Resort, Nassau Bahamas
Nassau, Bahamas
4 stars
Grand Hyatt Baha Mar
Nassau, Bahamas
4.5 stars
SLS Baha Mar
Nassau, Bahamas
5 stars
The Coral at Atlantis
Nassau, Bahamas
4 stars
UK - 5hrs
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Bahamian Dollar $
Indirect flight times to the Bahamas will vary based on connections.
Guarantee the hotel you want and get early access to a choice of Virgin Atlantic flights. You can also spread the cost of your holiday with Direct Debit payments.
You can visit the Bahamas for up to 21 days without a visa.
The dry season in The Bahamas runs from November to June, with the sunniest month in April.
As a British citizen, you do not need a visa to visit The Bahamas for short stays.
The Bahamas is generally safe for tourists - especially when you stick to well-known destinations like Nassau and Paradise Island. But like any international destination, a little local insight and awareness can go a long way in ensuring a smooth, stress-free experience.
Winter and early spring (December-April) are the golden months in The Bahamas. Think balmy temperatures (averaging 24–28°C), low humidity, and endless blue skies. If you’re dreaming of a quieter escape with more budget-friendly fares, the shoulder season (May to early June) and late summer (September to early November) are your sweet spots.
Wondering what to do in The Bahamas? Virgin Atlantic Holidays has curated the ultimate guide to island bliss, just for you.
Dive into crystal-clear waters
Snorkelling and scuba diving in The Bahamas is legendary. Explore vibrant coral reefs, blue holes, and even sunken shipwrecks.
Swim with the famous Exuma Pigs
No Bahamas trip is complete without a boat ride to Big Major Cay, where you can swim alongside the adorable, world-famous Exuma pigs. It's quirky, it's cute, and it's utterly Instagrammable.
Soak up the sun on world-class beaches
From powdery pink sand to secluded coves, Bahamas beaches are among the best in the Caribbean.
Experience Bahamian culture
Immerse yourself in sland life and visit the Straw Market in Nassau, perfect for handcrafted souvenirs, and Heritage sites like Queen’s Staircase and Fort Charlotte.
Junkanoo parades are held twice annually in Nassau (on New Providence Island), the heart of the celebration:
Boxing Day – 26th December (late night into early morning)
New Year’s Day – 1st January
Smaller parades and cultural events also take place on various Family Islands throughout the year, especially during summer (Junkanoo Summer Festival).
Here’s our handpicked guide to the best family resorts in The Bahamas: