Bahamas All-Inclusive Vacations

With over 700 islands and 2,000 cays sprinkled across the Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea, the Bahamas can be kind of confusing without a guide. Lucky for you, we've got you covered. The most popular islands you've probably heard of are New Providence, home to Nassau and Paradise Island, and Grand Bahama Island. However, there are numerous other small islands that make up the Bahamas, and they're typically known as the Out Islands. These beautiful, more pristine islands are true gems in the Caribbean. The most popular tourist region in the Out Islands is the Abacos. But whether you stay on the mainlands or adventure to the Out Islands, you'll love every minute in the Bahamas.

You'll love strolling this beach - there's so much to see and do! You've got restaurants, hotels, a casino and opportunities to do just about any watersport you can think of. It’s no surprise that Cable Beach is one of the most popular beaches in the Bahamas! Try your hand at the slots, grab a delicious lunch, relax in a spa, or head outside to snorkel, dive, fish or just work on your tan. There’s plenty for everyone to do on this four-mile paradise of white sand.

Live it up in the lap of luxury with delicious food, great shopping, exciting activities and a casino just waiting to cater to your every whim. This humongous resort is definitely a vacationer’s paradise. Exploring its waterpark and marine habitats alone could take an entire day. Then at night, you can test Lady Luck at the casinos or just strap on your heels for a night on the town. Even if you aren’t a guest of the resort, you can still purchase day passes, so you can get a little taste of the action without spending all your dough.

Dive into a scuba experience unlike any other! You'll love the dive sites in the Abacos. You see, what makes the diving waters in the Abacos really awesome is that they’re relatively shallow, usually 60 feet or less. That means you don't have to go very far to propel through crystal waters and jet past a mix of mysterious caverns and crazy, colorful fish.

If you’re the daring type, head to Walker’s Cay where you can go on a shark dive and mingle with danger. If you prefer friendly groupers, try Green Turtle Cay instead. But make sure not to miss the Catacombs, a shallow dive in a cavern full of tropical fish. Whatever your diving style, the Abacos have you covered.  

Ever dreamed of riding a seahorse? Okay, maybe you can’t do that here, but you can ride a horse by the sea! If you're craving both an exciting and family-friendly eco-tour in Grand Bahama, then horseback riding by the beach is perfect for you. It's a great bonding activity for families and a romantic experience for couples. Ride along the gorgeous, powdery white-sand and even splash a little in the crystal water as your well-trained horse gently plunges into the turquoise sea for a land-and-sea adventure.

Dolphins or sharks? Day dive or night dive? Whatever you prefer, UNEXSO offers all of these water experiences and more. You'll love it here because there are different activity levels for everyone, from complete beginner to seasoned pro. Plus, these water adventures put an emphasis on conservation. For example, you can swim and interact with the dolphins in their open-ocean environment instead of in a pool. The only trouble you’ll have here is deciding which activity you want to do first. 

This 4-mile-long island is a castaway's dream, with shallow reefs for snorkeling, lush trails for hiking and plenty of powdery white-sand beaches for strolling and sea-shell hunting. Even if you aren’t a castaway, this small eco-friendly island has breathtaking sights that just about anyone can enjoy. Explore the island's glowing blue holes, snorkel past the coral gardens and venture into its undersea caves. You can also see giant sand dunes that have hardened into limestone rock. The highest dune is called the Beacon, and serves as a navigation point to attract yachters, hikers and you!

Want to feel like James Bond for a day? Or maybe you’d prefer to play "Pirates of the Caribbean" instead. Whatever your choice, you’ve got to head to Thunderball Grotto, where scenes from both of those movies were filmed. Just head straight across the water from the Staniel Cay Yacht Club, and you'll find this Hollywood hotspot. It's a striking marine cave that you can explore during low tide if you're a snorkeler or an experienced scuba diver. If you don't want to sail out on the water to reach this grotto, you can see it in the James Bond films "Thunderball" and "Never Say Never Again" as well as in the "Pirates of the Caribbean" movies. But we promise it's much better in person!

Sail out into those sparkling clear waters and cast your line into the open blue sea. Strap yourself in and get ready to reel in incredible fish like Marlin, Barracuda, Yellowfin Tuna and more! Grand Bahama Island is considered one of the premier destinations in the world for sport fishing. In fact, fishing enthusiasts worldwide flock to the island every year to go for the gold in annual competitions and catch the big one in seasonal fishing expeditions. Whether you want to go deep-sea fishing, fly-fishing, or reef fishing, you can do it here.