Can I drive in the Bahamas with a US license? Sure! Both the US and the Bahamas are signatories of the Vienna Convention on Road Traffic from 1968 (as are more than 193 countries and territories as of 2021).
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Driving in a foreign country can be both exciting and nerve-wracking, but when you're a safe tourist with an international license in the Bahamas, you can ensure a wonderful and stress-free experience on the road.
General road rulesDriving in Nassau Bahamas is on the left-hand side of the road. Overtaking is on the right-hand side of the road. Seat belts are mandatory for all occupants of the vehicle.
You wont' need a car for your stay. There are plenty of taxis, ferries, jitneys etc available for you. If you want to explore the island for a day, you can rent a scooter, or a car for 1 day. Driving in the bahamas is not easy.
Drivers should be alert for unmarked or poorly marked construction zones. Travel by moped or bicycle can be hazardous, especially in the heavy traffic prevalent in Nassau. You should exercise appropriate caution when renting vehicles in The Bahamas.
In Nassau, practice increased vigilance in the “Over the Hill” area (south of Shirley Street) where gang-on-gang violence has resulted in a high homicide rate primarily affecting the local population. Violent crime, such as burglaries, armed robberies, and sexual assaults, occur in both tourist and non-tourist areas.
Nassau is a safe island to visit. When walking, it is recommended not to walk alone and to avoid walking at night especially in deserted areas that are not well lit.
For a family of four, the average Bahamas trip cost is about $630 per day. When taking the round-trip flights, hotel expenses, food, transportation, and entertainment into consideration, the total budget for a week's trip should be around $5500. The Bahamas has many tourist attractions that cater to a family with kids.