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Visitors to Sandals Emerald Bay, Bahamas who play two rounds of golf will get the 3rd round free! Sandals Emerald Bay is known for its 18-hole, 7,200-yard, championship course, designed by PGA pro Greg Norman and named among the best in the Caribbean by Travel & Leisure Golf.
Golf rounds can be purchased online and guests must use all three rounds during their stay at Sandals Emerald Bay. This promotion is subject to availability and may be terminated at any time.
Vacationers who reserve a Seaside Villa by June 30th are eligable for a complimentary Island Routes Castaway Cay Island Package wprth $550! Castaway Cay is a port-of-call destination on Disney Cruise Lines Bahamas and Caribbean cruise vacations, where you enjoy such tropical activities as boating, snorkeling, swimming and of course, sunbathing.
The Castaway Cay Package includes free dock transfer, private boat transfer to secluded Castaway Island, 4 hour stay on Castaway Island, Beach chairs and beach floats for your comfort, A bottle of wine and cooler with drinks, Choice of four lunch options.
Be sure to enter the discount code to receive this offer. This offer is combinable with the one night Free promo. Sandals Emerald Bay also qualifies for the Companion Flies Free Program making this resort a much sought-after destination.
Booking Window: Now – June 30th, 2010
Travel Window: Now – December 15th, 2010
Discount Code: CWY33
Minimum Stay: Five nights
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 Nassau Snorkel Bahamas Adventure Price from: 59.99 Ever dreamed about snorkeling with sharks? On this adventure you’ll swim with schools of colorful fish in the shallows of Nassau’s famous reefs. Then, if your fellow passengers are willing, it’s off to snorkel with one of the most magnificent & misunderstood creatures of the sea – sharks! |
 Nassau SUB Bahamas Adventure Price from: 114.99 Take an underwater cruise in your own submarine! Perfect for swimmers and non-swimmers alike, you’ll zoom effortlessly around the coral gardens on your SUB (Scenic Underwater Bubble) submarine. It’s a truly unique experience, offering a memorable way to interact with Nassau’s colorful fishes and living coral. |
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The Islands of the Bahamas are the ultimate destination for rest and relaxation. Expedia is excited to announce a new Bahamas coupon! Choose a Bahamas escape and receive an instant savings coupon for $300. See site to get your coupon code and for full details.
For many years, stretching to many decades, spring break was the exclusive domain of a few select locales in the state of Florida.
First it was Fort Lauderdale, which really began the spring break tradition in the 1960s. Over the ensuing twenty-five years, it became the go-to destination for studens from around the country (as well as Canada, and a few Europeans of course) who wanted to get away from their studies for a week of fun in the sun with a double-helping of debaucher of the carnal nature.
By the late 1980s, however, Fort Lauderdale’s residents decided the influx of cash wasn’t worth the problems caused by spring breakers and ended up encouraging the police force to impose something akin to martial law on anyone under twenty-one years of age.
Stepping up to fill the gap was Daytona Beach, which had a good fifteen year run as the top spring break destination of them all. But its day, too, came to an end much in the same way as Fort Lauderdale’s. Too many assaults, too many rapes, too many deaths, too many underage kids who couldn’t handle their booze, and that put the nail in the coffin for Daytona Beach. more…
Planning a trip for spring break can be difficult. You’re trying to locate that perfect spot for adventure, fun and relaxation, all combined into one vacation. The intriguing Bahamas offers all three along with a reggae atmosphere that brings everything to life!
With so many beautiful beaches of soft white sand and clear blue water, you’ll be able to take a breather and relax from the hectic college life during your spring break.
Nassau, the Heartbeat of the Bahamas
The city of Nassau is the capital and center of the Bahamas, and is located on New Providence Island. The island was once a piracy center, but has now become a tourist magnet with old fortresses to explore, resort vacation areas and a little bit of everything for the spring breaker to enjoy.
You’ll be able to choose between two different types of beaches. One offers excitement with water sports, luxury hotels, sun bathing, swimming, the works! The other type of beach is the deserted beach with gorgeous glistening sand and clear blue water where you can take a break from the cares of life and get swept away by the scenery. One day you might want to join the busy
beach scene with some friends. The next day you can relax and meditate to the peaceful sounds of the ocean.
You can enjoy either experience during your stay.
Cruising in the Bahamas
Whether you plan to take a cruise to the Bahamas during your spring break or take a mini-cruise after you arrive, this is one attraction you should experience before you leave. The Bahamas has many different types of cruises available, from romantic to adventurous.
There are lagoon cruises where you can enjoy snorkeling and exploring the world beneath. If you’re new to snorkeling, instructors are available. The Bahamas’ clear sea water is perfect for visiting the fish and coral reefs down below.
Some cruises enable you to explore the many remote islands of the Bahamas. On the islands, you can often sunbathe, kayak, fish or just relax and stay a while. You can take a camera along to get some fantastic photos of the islands and the Caribbean Sea. more…
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Coupon: Save $300 on a Flight plus 4 nights vacation at Atlantis in the Bahamas from most US cities. – Offer Expires 2/28/10.
The Bahamian Islands, or the Bahamas, are a group of 700 islands, cays, and rocks located 50 miles off the coast of Florida. The tropical climate of the Bahamas makes it a favorite year round destination for sun lovers and those simply looking to escape the ice and snow at home. Though it can get surprisingly cold, the average temperate in the summer is in the mid 80’s, while the average temperature in the winter is in the mid 70’s.
When most travelers talk about going to the Bahamas they are usually referring to the capital city of the Bahamas, Nassau, located on New Providence Island, or they are referring to Freeport/Lucaya located on the Island of Grand Bahama. These are the two most popular destinations for tourists in the Bahamas. Nassau, located on New Providence Island, is a destination rich in history and Caribbean culture. The highlights in Nassau include the Bahamas Historical Society Museum, Casinos, and nightclubs, as well as a multitude of restaurants and hotels for every preference and budget. The second most popular tourist destination is Freeport/Lucaya located on the Island of Grand Bahama. Freeport/Lucaya is a thoroughly modern, planned city. Here tourists will find pristine white sand beaches, first class hotels, a casino, nightlife, and scuba diving and water sports galore.
Some travelers may choose to visit what are known as the “Out Islands”; these consist of 14 inhabited islands, each with its own flair. The “Out Islands” include: The Abacos, Acklins/Crooked Island, Andros, The Berry Islands, Bimini, Cat Island, Eleuthera/Harbour Island, The Exumas, Inagua, Long Island, Mayaguana, and San Salvador. While these islands are off the beaten path, they each have their own unique activities, and lively Bahamian culture. Some have hotels or other accommodations, as well.
