As a travel agent expert for the Bahamas, I can promise you that your vacation to this tropical island destination will always give you a chance to unwind for a while and view life more positively. Therefore, you only have to give me a call and learn more about the exciting and relaxing things you can plan on a Bahamas holiday.  The Commonwealth of the Bahamas, also referred to simply as the Bahamas, is a group of islands in the Atlantic Ocean that span over 500 miles. These Caribbean islands are popular with tourists because they are tropical and laid-back, easy to get to, and offer an experience that allows you to live life to the fullest. That’s because the islands offer a turquoise blue ocean, warm, salty breezes, and numerous possibilities to escape from the everyday.  Freeport on Grand Bahama Island is an example of a destination you’ll want to see. Only a short flight or cruise from Florida, the port offers a variety of attractions for anyone seeking a Bahamas holiday. Freeport, the capital of the island of Grand Bahama, offers much to do to keep tourists entertained. Outdoor enthusiasts can go kayaking or cave exploring in the adjacent Lucayan National Park, while beach bums can just park themselves on a stunning stretch of white sand beach with a drink in hand to refresh and cool them. Of course, there are also many chances for shopping, eating and drinking locally, swimming, and snorkeling.  However, Freeport and a trip to the Bahamas is not just about hanging out on the beach, shopping, dining, or snorkeling. You’ll also want to explore the nature or natural surroundings of the islands.  In Freeport, I suggest a visit to the Rand Nature Center.  The Rand Nature Center is a haven for nature lovers, located in the center of Freeport on 100 gorgeous acres. Stroll down the  2,000-foot trail  at the nature center - it passes through a pine forest and copse and is lined with informative signs and displays on the area’s  flora and wildlife. You’ll also see the local works of artists.  Bird species of all types are found at the center all year long, but between October and May, when migrating birds come for their winter visit, birdwatching is at its height. Therefore, what you plan to do on your Bahamas vacation will direct you to when to visit the islands. From mid-December to mid-April, when the weather is the best, the peak travel season takes place. That means you’ll have to pay higher prices and you’ll run into more crowds during this period. Whenever you visit the Bahamas, you won’t experience temperatures below 60 degrees Fahrenheit. So, there really is never a bad travel time with respect to the temperature. However bear in mind that the Atlantic hurricane season spans from June to November. While it rains more during the summer, you’ll also experience fewer crowds. From September to October, the islands have the least amount of tourists. During your Bahamas trip, you can visit a private island, enjoy scuba diving, take a charter and fish, or engage in just about any water activity. Besides being invitingly warm, the waters in the Bahamas also teem with marine animals and life.  One of the favorite resorts in the Bahamas is the Atlantis Resort, which sits on Paradise Island, in Nassau. I can arrange for you to get a day pass to Nassau’s 141-acre Aquaventure Waterpark. You can also enjoy golf, casino gambling and drop in at one of several fine-dining establishments. Other attractions in Nassau include the Versailles Gardens, the Bahama Barrels Winery, the distillery tours at John Watling’s Distillery, and chocolate-making classes at Graycliff Chocolatier. Allow me to introduce you to a variety of exciting Bahamas sites and attractions. Let’s start planning your travel itinerary now. I look forward to serving as our travel agent specialist for anything related to a wonderful Bahamas holiday. Call me now for all the details.