Golf Holidays in The Bahamas
The Bahamas boasts outstanding hotels perched along the idyllic beaches, whilst overlooking the remarkable waters of the Caribbean.
As clear water meets deep turquoise hues, the coasts offer fantastic sights for divers and snorkelers, while taking to the water for a deep sea fishing excursion is also highly recommended.
Cap it off with some awe-inspiring championship golf, like the Robert Trent Jones Junior creation at the Grand Lucayan, and the Abaco Club producing the number one course in the Bahamas.
The Bahamas offers the ultimate package; natural beauty, average temperatures approaching 30ºC, world-class golf and leisure facilities, and the most amazing setting in which to escape to the beauty of the Caribbean. Another benefit of visiting the Bahamas is its location, with short flights available over to Miami in Florida for the ultimate golf break.
The Reef Course was designed by Robert Trent Jones Junior, and laid out the course with 13 of the holes including water challenges. With slick greens and stunning views, the Reef Course is a guaranteed golfing highlight in the Bahamas.
The Emerald Bay Golf Course was brought to life by the legendary Greg Norman, also known as the Great White Shark. The course opened in 2003 and is in the ideal location, surrounded by crystal clear water in an amazing setting.
Fashioned in a tropical links-like style, with the low lying course sitting next to the turquoise Atlantic Ocean, The Abaco Club boasts panoramic views with fast running surfaces and creamy white sanded bunkers.
When staying in either Nassau or The Exumas, you will be able to get a chance to witness one of the most unique features in the Bahamas, witness the swimming pigs. Enjoy the crystal clear water whilst relaxing on the beach, whilst being able to meet the adorable and famous swimming pigs, an absolute must when staying in the Bahamas.
The Bahamas is home to a countless number of incredible beaches, with pristine white sand and insanely clear blue water. Depending on what you want to do, the beaches in the Bahamas tailors to whatever you need, whether you just want to relax on the sand and soak in some rays, or take to the water and go diving or snorkeling to explore the oceans phenomenal array of species.
A popular attraction for tourists is to visit some of the enormous casinos in the Bahamas, with the iconic Atlantis hotel being home to few. The Grand Bahama Island, which is where the Grand Lucayan Golf Resort is also based, has the Island Luck casino to enjoy their wide selection of tables. The large resorts, like Atlantis, also offer a variety of restaurants and bars too to sample during your evening.
The Bahamas consists of 30 inhabited islands, so connection flights are often required to reach your destination. Take a look at transfer times in the Bahamas to key attractions to visit during your stay.
Transfer times via driving or flying
1 hr
40 mins
15 mins
10 mins
As the Bahamas is home to 30 inhabited islands, but only flying directly from London to Nassau, it is likely you will require a connection flight to reach your final destination, but it will be worth the wait. Take a look at some key flight details, with tips of when the best time of year is to travel.
Flights & Weather
10 hrs
Lynden Pindling International Airport
November - April
25 - 30° C