Bahamas All-Inclusive Resorts
Every Bahamian will tell you, "It's better in the Bahamas," and we can’t disagree. Only 50 miles east of Florida and scattered across 100,000 square miles, the 700 isles of the Bahamas seduce travelers with sugar-white sands, lush tropical greenery and shimmering blue waters. Vacation ready year-round with high temperatures between 74 and 89 degrees, these islands are perfect for a Spring Break retreat, summer holiday or winter escape. All-inclusive resorts are popular lodging options, because accommodations, meals, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages and activities are included in one affordable price. Some of the islands’ most popular resorts are found around Nassau, the colorful capital of the Bahamas. Here, colonial charm is energized by a distinct tropical attitude -- nearly every building is swathed in vibrant colors, from private homes to the pink parliament building. In Freeport on Grand Bahama Island, you'll find botanical gardens, well-kept state parks and high-end shopping. A quieter escape awaits on Exuma, a spot so secluded that it’s recently emerged as a celebrity hideout. And no matter where you stay, be ready to hit the water. The islands encircle the world’s third-largest barrier reef, where submerged caverns and coral gardens lure scuba and snorkeling enthusiasts of all skill levels. Crystal-clear seas allow for visibility up to 200 feet beneath the surface. For more information about a particular resort, click any resort name below. Bahamas All-Inclusive Resorts
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Exceptional (Premier property with finest services, amenities and exquisite surroundings) |
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Deluxe (Prime location with outstanding service, elegant accommodations and a wide array of amenities) |
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Good (Tastefully furnished accommodations with assortment of amenities and services) |
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Moderate (Comfortable accommodations with limited amenities and services) |
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Fair (Clean, basic, budget property) |
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Very limited appeal |
