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Bahamas

Unforgettable exotic getaway

The 700 islands that make up the Bahamas holds a special magic found nowhere else in the world – and the crystal clear waters that surround these islands are perfect for leisure swims, scuba diving, and every type of water sport. Nassau is known for its casinos, Junkanoo festival, duty-free shopping and exotic adventures, while the Exumas draw those seeking more outdoor pursuits, including boating, swimming with the pigs, sport fishing and snorkeling. Explore this quintessential island paradise with our all-inclusive vacations in the Bahamas.

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2 Adults-Only Resorts on the Best Bahamian Beaches

Sandals Royal Bahamian

NASSAU, BAHAMAS

Sandals Royal Bahamian

A SOPHISTICATED EUROPEAN RESORT WITH OFFSHORE ISLAND

A historically regal retreat set on Nassau’s best beach, Sandals Royal Bahamian offers 10 specialty restaurants, an award-winning Red Lane® Spa, and a Royal Village with hidden pools and villas in a quaint garden setting.

  • 10 Unique restaurants
  • 7 Pools and 6 whirlpools
  • 8 Full-service bars including British pub
  • Private offshore island
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Sandals Emerald Bay

GREAT EXUMA, BAHAMAS

Sandals Emerald Bay

A PRIVILEGED ESCAPE SECLUDED IN THE EXUMAS

Unfolding like a grand estate, this all-suite resort offers adults-only accommodations that range from beachfront villas to charming bay house settings. Plus, this resort features a stunning 18-hole Greg Norman-designed championship golf course.

  • 11 Unique restaurants
  • 3 pools and 2 whirlpools
  • 6 Full-service bars including British pub
  • Championship golf course
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A mere 40 minutes by plane from South Florida, the hundreds of tiny isles and cays that make up the Exumas feel as though they are a world apart. These islands boast surrounding Atlantic Ocean waters that are an almost unimaginable shade of blue, and are revered the world over for their diving, fishing and yachting. It’s a place where powder white sandbars appear and disappear with the tides and Mother Nature is your only guide.