How much money should I take to Nassau?

I would say $500-600. I've gone there twice and stayed at NBH and brought back enough money to pay for parking at the airport. I spent the most money on excursions the second time around and on my first trip I bought a lot of souvenirs. Buy your spirits first as the hotel offers a refridgerator in the room for chasers.



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There's no need to get your currency exchanged, US currency is accepted. You'll want to travel with cash and a major credit card though, because you'll probably need both during your stay. Tips are king. If someone helps you during your stay, tips are expected.

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The reason for the higher cost of living in the Bahamas is because the place is an island, which means they do not have their own factories to produce the goods they use within the country therefore, they import the majority of the goods they use.

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Yes, for the most part.. it's cheaper. Things like Disaronno runs a few dollars less.. but with no additional tax. Alcohol is definitely cheaper, for example for approx. $10 US you can buy a French Brandy, Gin or Rum.

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Low season, August to November, is best for budget travelers Fall is the cheapest time to visit the Bahamas.

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Right up there with the stunning physical attributes of The Bahamas is the cuisine of the islands, which is diverse, delicious, and in some cases, daring. Some of the common items you'll find on your plate are shellfish, lobster, conch, crab, fish, fruits, potatoes, pigeon peas, rice, and pork.

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Ideal Duration Of Stay In The Bahamas So, it is up to you for how many days you want to enjoy the serene nature, glistening coastline, lip-smacking sea-foods, and sun-kissed beaches. The weather is always soothing, so make a 6-7 days holiday in the Bahamas is ideal.

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The legal tender is the Bahamian dollar, which is equivalent in value to the U.S. dollar. U.S. currency is accepted throughout Nassau Paradise Island, as are most major credit cards and traveler's checks.

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The Bahamian Dollar is tied to the US dollar in terms of value, and on a practical level, the two are interchangeable in the Bahamas. Both are accepted in shops and businesses throughout the islands.

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It shall be prohibited for any person on the beach or in the beach parking area to possess any sealed or open container containing any type of alcoholic beverage and consumption of any type of alcoholic beverage is prohibited.

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With so many bars and lounges to choose from there's always a place in Nassau Paradise Island to check out a DJ set, enjoy a fantastic glass of wine or ice-cold Bahamian beer, or share a quiet nightcap. Show off your moves on the dance floor or cheers to the sunset view from a rooftop bar.

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  • Avoid Nassau's “over the hill” (south of Shirley Street) and Fish Fry (Arawak Cay) areas, especially at night.
  • Stay alert to your surroundings at all times.
  • Don't walk alone, particularly after dark.
  • Don't carry large sums of cash or wear expensive jewellery.


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All of the major U.S. carriers consider roaming in the Bahamas to be International roaming. While all of the major carriers do offer international roaming options via international plans or plan add-ons, quality of service - or service at all - is not guaranteed.

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