
Warwick Paradise Island Bahamas
All-InclusiveNassau
Bahamas
- 4 nights
- Waterview Room King
- Flights incl.
Big resorts and pale-blue water, 30 minutes off Florida.
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There is plenty to do in Nassau, from the Atlantis water park and Cable Beach to swim-with-the-pigs day trips and the historic downtown and straw market. Nassau and its bridge-linked neighbour Paradise Island pack the Bahamas’ biggest attractions into a small area, the sprawling Atlantis water park and aquarium, the newer Baha Mar resort-and-casino district on Cable Beach, and a colonial downtown of pastel forts and markets. It is the easy, do-it-all base, though most resorts here are room-only or bed-and-breakfast rather than all-inclusive.
Climate
24–31°C year-round
Subtropical. Dry season Dec–Apr, hurricane season Jun–Nov.
Currency
Bahamian Dollar
Pegged 1:1 to USD · US dollars accepted everywhere
Entry
Visa-free
Valid Canadian passport only
Language
English
A huge water park, slides and marine habitats.
A day trip by boat to the famous swimming pigs.
Resort beaches, the straw market and colonial forts.
Passport: A valid Canadian passport is all you need — no visa required for tourist stays up to 90 days.
Travel insurance: Provincial health plans don't cover medical care in the Bahamas. Comprehensive travel insurance is essential.
Power & plugs: Nassau uses 120V with Type A/B plugs — identical to Canada. No adapter needed.
Money: The Bahamian Dollar is pegged 1:1 to the USD and US dollars are accepted everywhere — bring USD for tips and vendors.
Time zone: Nassau runs on Eastern Time — the same as Toronto and Montreal year-round, so no jet lag.
Dry, sunny and warm — the busiest and priciest time for Canadians.
Hotter and more humid, with fewer crowds and better value.
Highest Atlantic storm risk and humidity. Travel insurance mandatory.
Storm risk fades and prices stay low before the holiday rush.
Where to stay
Nassau offers a range of areas to base yourself, from big beach-resort strips to the historic downtown core. Here's how to choose.
New Providence
A long strip of soft sand lined with big all-inclusive resorts, the Baha Mar complex and a casino.
Across the bridge
Home to Atlantis and its Aquaventure water park, plus a marina and calm resort beaches.
Bay Street
The colourful colonial core with Bay Street shopping, the Queen's Staircase and the cruise port.
West New Providence
A relaxed western beach with great snorkelling on the offshore reef, away from the resort crowds.
Beyond the resort
Exuma swimming pigs, Blue Lagoon Island, Rose Island snorkelling and downtown history tours are the highlights.
Fly to the Exumas to swim with the famous pigs, feed iguanas and snorkel over pristine sandbars.
Ferry to a palm-covered island for calm swimming lagoons, snorkelling and a dolphin encounter.
Cruise to Eleuthera's Harbour Island for its legendary three-mile stretch of pink-sand beach.
Climb the Queen's Staircase, tour the cannons of Fort Charlotte and stroll colonial Bay Street.
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Good to know
Everything Canadian travellers ask before booking
Very, with Atlantis, Baha Mar and calm beaches, plus easy boat trips.
A few are; most are room-only or bed-and-breakfast resort hotels.
Nassau (NAS) is a 15 to 30 minute transfer to the main resort areas.
It is a small island linked to Nassau by bridge, home to Atlantis and the big resorts.
They are connected by bridge; Paradise Island has Atlantis and the big resorts, while Nassau proper has Cable Beach, downtown and history.