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A Guide to Taking Your Dream Bahamas Cruise! (John Metcalfe)

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The Bahamas is arguably the most universal cruise end for U.S. travelers, and is signally well-liked with first-on occasion cruisers from the U.S. Only 75kms from mainland USA, the outer islands that earn up the company can be reached within a matter of hours. This makes the Bahamas an peerless selection of unearthing for a squat Bahamas cruise come out suddenly of two, three or four nights away from where it hurts.

Some 700 islands contrive up the archipelago of the Bahamas, of which only around 50 are inhabited. Cruise lines mostly distinct on condign two Bahaman ports – Nassau and Freeport.

Nassau is Bahamas’ superior, and is located on the holm of New Karma. It is a spectacular brief conurbation that is undemanding to inquire advantageous a day’s shore walk. The megalopolis’s bewitch is in its architecture – and of seminar its people. Dilatory 18th century and prematurely 19th century colonial buildings withdraw a symbolize as reminders of Bahamas’ British days of yore. Parliament True in downtown Nassau offers a unequalled prospect on the megalopolis’s architecture, watched over, as always, by a highfalutin marble ikon of Sovereign Victoria.

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Nassau Bahamas Cruise Dec. 2007

Cruise to Nassau three days

Do i have to have a passport to travel via cruise to the Bahamas?

May 24, 4163 by cindy c | Posted in Bahamas

I've never been on a cruise before. I'm interested in booming on a Carribean Cruise sometime in the future. I know this sounds like a stupid question, but i really don't know if i shortage a passport to travel to the Bahamas lol.
Thank you Shelley

NO...after June 1st everyone traveling out of the hinterlands will NOT need a passport. There are exceptions. One BIG exception is "loop" cruises. If a cruise begins and ends in the same U.S. harbour, passports are not required. You may

Are there any port fees or gov't taxes to pay at the Bahamas if you travel on a cruise?

Jun 28, 2007 by z3limited | Posted in Cruise Travel

I already booked a cruise to the Bahamas, 3-day. I paid for a bungalow and the necessary fees/taxes when I booked it, but when I get to the Bahamas, am I going to have to pay any additional fees? Please provide any websites if you have them. Thanks

Nope. You already paid that to the cruiseline. The only quirk to pay for now is what you do at the island.

can i travel on a cruise to bahamas with valid venezuelan passport and expired resident card?

Jul 28, 2009 by Alex | Posted in Bahamas

im booming on a cruise. will i be able to trasvel with my ny id, valid venezuelan passport and expired resident card? currently waiting for the new one in the post. im a permanent resident of new york for the last 7 years.

Well, traveling with your Venezuelan passport is frail. However, you simply cannot leave the U.S. with an expired permanent resident card...you will not be allowed to re-enter. There is a thing called a "travel character' that you can get from