Fresh seafood, warm sunshine and wave-kissed beaches. And just a short hop from the U.S. mainland. Why wouldn’t you want to visit the Bahamas?
Even at this time of year, that sweater you wear onto the plane can stay in your hotel room. Look for the “Weather” link on the left side of the page at Bahamas Guide for a glance at typical weather on the islands; the average daily high in March is 79 degrees.
Once you know what to expect, they also provide helpful “Travel Basics” that include “Clothing and Attire”; along with beach wear, consider taking a rain jacket.
Stretch your travel budget by checking out “Current Hotels Deals” at the Ministry of Tourism and then go back up to the top of the page and click on “About the Bahamas.”
The Out Islands have their own charms, ranging from fancy resorts to quiet spots. They include tiny Harbour Island with its famous pink beach, and Cat Island with hills and trails.
Grand Bahama has the city of Freeport, and numerous hotels, resorts, shopping and golf courses. And you can always try glass-bottom boat tours, deep sea fishing and a tour of Ben’s Cave in Lucayan National Park.
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