Abaco

Known as a sailing capital where, in charming 18th century fishing villages, the art of shipbuilding continues as it has for centuries.

Andros

An island of creeks and forests, it's the largest of The Bahamas, and a bonefishing capital.

Bimini

Game fishing capital of the world where the waters teem with marlin, sailfish, bluefin tuna and more.

Cat Island

Gently rolling hills and ancient Indian caves with a hermitage at its peak. The Bahamas highest island is an explorer's delight.

Eleuthera

Miles and miles of secluded pink beaches with excellent diving at nearby Spanish Wells and Harbour Island.

Exuma

The yachting capital of The Bahamas, these islands are known for their beautiful beaches, coves and inlets.

Grand Bahama

Cosmopolitan Freeport/Lucaya offers non-stop action with nightclubs, casinos, land and water sports. Nearby are tranquil, quaint fishing villages.

Inagua

A sanctuary for thousands of amazing pink flamingos in their natural habitat. 

Long Island

An island of wandering hills and limestone caves. It also features scuba dives to underwater shipwrecks.

New Providence

Nassau, the capital city, is located here, along with a wealth of historical edifices, luxury hotels, cozy inns and intimate lounges.

Paradise Island

The spectacular hotels, a championship golf course and a dazzling casino can be reached by ferry or by bridge from downtown Nassau.

San Salvador

Where Columbus first set foot in the New World, it retains much of its original unspoiled beauty.