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The capital of The Bahamas, Nassau is on New Providence Island and 180 miles from Miami, Florida. With its tropical climate and beautiful beaches, its mix of British Colonial, Southern American and West African heritage, it's unsurprising that Nassau holidays are among the most popular with tourists visiting The Bahamas.

How To Get To Nassau

The main airport for The Bahamas, Lynden Pindling International Airport (NAS) is ten miles west of Nassau. Direct flights from the UK take an average of ten hours, whilst many non-direct flights include a stop in Miami. With cheap flights to Nassau readily available, holidays to Nassau can be within everyone's budget.

Where To Stay In Nassau

Soft sand and sparkling clear seas make Nassau holidays perfect for beach and watersports breaks, and there are many stunning beachside hotels with Cable Beach a particularly popular area. Nearby Paradise Island, connected to New Providence Island via two bridges, is another favourite destination with visitors and if you carry out research, cheap holidays in Nassau are easy to find.

What To Do In Nassau

Cheap Nassau car hire means that touring the sites is easy. The 65 steps of the 102 ft high Queen's Staircase, hand-carved by slaves in the 18th century, is the most visited and a stop at the Straw Market with its jewellery, woodcarvings, mats, hats and baskets is a must. Nassau is an elegant and chic resort and proud of its historical heritage, marked by its 18th century forts and the colonial architecture found nestling among the modern buildings and traditional wooden pastel-coloured shops.