A trip to Bahamas these days means soft white sands, moderate weather, and some of the most luxurious resorts anywhere. The islands offer a chance to scuba dive, snorkel and fish in one of the most idyllic settings imaginable. In addition, tourists can view historical sites and local markets for a taste of the traditions of the islands. Whether you plan a fishing or golfing trip to the Bahamas, or simply travel hoping to find a quiet retreat, the Bahamas is truly a tropical paradise. Calm beaches, gorgeous coral reefs, excellent diving opportunities and some very friendly people are waiting you to the Bahamas.

The Bahamas are an archipelago with more than 700 islands, about 30 of which are inhabited. Some of the most popular islands for Bahamas vacations include:

Andros Island Bahamas - Is the largest island in the Bahamas and the closest island to the Florida coastline. Andros Island is famously the last island in the Bahamas that is still largely unexplored, undeveloped, and uninhabited. Flamingos migrate here every year, and a host of incredible tropical wildlife covers the island. Tourists who want to see animals in their natural habitat should come to Andros Island Bahamas, as should fishing and scuba diving enthusiasts.
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The Abaco Islands - in the Bahamas are a group of islands located in the northern section of the Bahamas. The two main Abaco Islands, Great Abaco Bahamas and Little Abaco Bahamas, are where tourists will find the most popular attractions. The Abaco Islands have become a popular destination due to the great sailing and fishing available in the area, and travelers generally come looking to avoid the mega resorts found on Paradise Island or in Nassau.
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Grand Bahama Island - Located about 50 miles off the coast of Florida are the Grand Bahama Island. The Grand Bahama Islands feature gorgeous white sand beaches and the popular tourist towns of Freeport and Lucaya. Tourists staying in the Grand Bahama Island will have golfing, dolphin swims, boating, diving, eco-tours and more to choose from when planning their vacation. The Grand Bahamas are the second most popular tourist destination in the Bahamas (after Nassau), and thanks to its growing popularity looks to retain that popularity. One of the most popular ways to enjoy the Grand Bahamas is through golfing. Golfing in the Grand Bahamas is one the great experiences for any serious golfer. Some of the most beautiful and most difficult golf courses in the world are located on Grand Bahama Island....more info.

Harbour Island Bahamas is located off the northeast coast of Eleuthera Island. The largest city in Harbour Island Bahamas is Dunmore Town, and the island still maintains much of the old time charm of the Bahamas that has been obscured by resorts and casinos on larger islands like Paradise or New Providence. That isn’t to say, however, that Harbour Islands Bahamas doesn’t have some excellent resorts of its own. The island also features the famous three mile stretch of pink sand beach, which is the perfect place for swimming, diving, and snorkeling....more info.

Long Island Bahamas - is located in the southeastern section of the Bahamas and is bisected by the Tropic of Cancer. The island is about 60 miles long and 4 miles wide, and a main road runs along the length of the island. Once called “Fernandina” by Christopher Columbus on his first voyage to the New World, the name changed to Long Island Bahamas in later years. Long Island Bahamas is best known for its excellent fishing opportunities. Long Island Bahamas fishing is popular for many reasons, but bonefishing in Long Island Bahamas is particularly popular. A large current stream called the North Equatorial Current runs right into the shores of the island, bringing with it a myriad of fish. Dolphinfish, blackfin and yellowfin tuna, rainbow runners, sailfish, white marlin, bonefish and more can all be found near Long Island. Long Island Bahamas fishing licenses can be obtained at customs when you enter the country....more info.

Paradise Island  Paradise Island is currently the most expensive place to stay in the Bahamas. The small island was not always so glamorous, however. Paradise Island in the Bahamas was once known as Hog Island and was a major site for farming in the Bahamas. Paradise Island in the Bahamas is situated near New Providence, and the two islands are connected by a bridge between Paradise Island and Nassau Harbor....more info.
 
San Salvador Bahamas -  Some scholars believe that San Salvador Bahamas was the first stop for Columbus in 1492, thought others dispute it. Either way, San Salvador Bahamas has a number of attractions for tourists looking to escape the modern world and sink into the soft white sands of a quiet Bahamas island. San Salvador Bahamas is one of the eastern-most islands in the Bahamas, located near Long Island and Rum Cay....more info.