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Best Vacation Home Deals in Nassau
Find a rental matching your preferences among the 852 welcoming properties from several vacation rental websites in Nassau. HomeToGo immediately features the best offers by comparing all of the available vacation rentals in Nassau from its various partners.
Recommended Vacation Rentals in Nassau
Rent a vacation accommodation in Nassau: from $41 per night
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Popular Rental Amenities in Nassau
The above filters will help you find the ideal property in Nassau. In Nassau, 596 properties include "TVs". Consequently, if you want to tune out with some TV time, use the TVs filter to compare these properties. Plan your vacation in advance if you want a rental providing a crib or you love sweating the stress away in saunas. There are just 1 listed rentals with "cribs" and 14 accommodations providing "saunas."
The Weather in Nassau
Find the Nassau climate diagram. The highest average temperatures are in the month of July. However, temperatures can go lower than 66° in Nassau in January. The rainiest month is July while the driest month is February.
Accommodations in Nassau
In Nassau, house rentals are the most prevalent accommodations being offered. Additionally, they have an average size of 2,140 ft² and cost, on average, $683 per night. Furthermore, these properties are perfect for 7 as that is the average number of people house rentals can host in Nassau. You can also compare other types of accommodation in Nassau. Apartment rentals are, for example, another typical property type there with 374 offers to compare. Our data reveals that the median price of apartment rentals is $218 per night for an area of 1,120 ft².
The Caribbean calls you at tropical vacation homes in Nassau, Bahamas
Shack up at a mellow beach bungalow vacation rental with a hammock and huge harbor views, where you can sip on pretty cocktails and watch exotic birds overhead. Nassau accommodations have soul.
Food & Drinks
Eat like a local
Model Bakery is as good for fresh, daily bread as it is for sweet treats such as pastries, gingerbread sticks, and cinnamon twists. It's been a favorite for residents and visitors since 1926, gaining the prestige of "the best bread in town." Special occasion cakes and desserts are also sold there.
Goldie's Conch House has seafood to die for. Drink in the views of Arawak Cay and the inlet as you start your day with a breakfast of conch stew or boiled fish. For lunch, you can enjoy the tasty scorched conch and cracked lobster.
Art & Culture
Art history
Nassau's known for cute pastel and candy-colored buildings, and the National Art Museum is one of them. This cheerful, mango-hued mansion from the 1860s showcases Bahamian art and history. The museum is committed to supporting new artists and providing art education for the community.
Fort Charlotte, a relic of British colonial history built in 1789, sits on a hill rising near today's downtown. This strategic spot makes for excellent vistas of the harbor and massive cruise ships. Walk the grounds to find cannons, bunkers, lookouts, and trenches.
Local Attractions
Explore the tropics
Bonefish Pond National Park, perched on the southern shores of Nassau's New Providence Island, has a waterside observatory for viewing flora and fauna of the ecosystem. Stroll the wooden boardwalk and be on the lookout for pink flamingos and bright yellow warblers.
Ardastra Gardens, Zoo, and Conservation Center cares deeply about animal welfare and environmental issues and conservation. Adopt a zoo animal to help with its care and upkeep. The zoo’s residents include vibrantly-colored lory parrots, lime green iguanas, and even beastly boas!
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