NASSAU Spring Break

Nassau Spring Break packages start at $1,099 per person and include all inclusive food and drink at the hotel, round trip transfers to and from the airport / hotel, all us government taxes and fees, 6 night stay, up to 4 people per room. Final pricing depends on your hotel, travel dates, and group size — get a free quote to lock in your rate.

Your Nassau, Bahamas package includes: All inclusive food and drink at the hotel, Round trip transfers to and from the airport / hotel, All US Government taxes and fees, 6 night stay, Up to 4 people per room. A $99 deposit holds your spot, with the balance payable in interest-free monthly installments.

It depends whether you want everything covered or everything on-site. Breezes Resort on Cable Beach is the all-inclusive: five restaurants, eight bars with premium-brand liquor, two pools and a daily DJ on the pool deck during spring break, and it is walking distance to the Baha Mar complex so you reach the casino and Bond nightclub without paying Baha Mar rates. Atlantis on Paradise Island is the bucket-list pick — 141 acres, the Aquaventure waterpark, eleven pools, a 24/7 casino and the Aura nightclub on-property.

No, and this is the one thing to get right when you budget. The Atlantis package covers your room, round-trip airport transfers, all U.S. taxes and fees and full Aquaventure waterpark access — but not food and drink, which you pay for on property. Breezes on Cable Beach is the genuinely all-inclusive option at $1,099. Atlantis starts at $1,399 before you have eaten, so for most groups Breezes ends up the cheaper week overall even though both look close on the headline price.

Nassau starts at $1,099 and Freeport at $699, and the $400 buys a genuinely bigger week. Nassau is the spectacle: Atlantis and its waterpark, Baha Mar, the Cable Beach day-club strip and the crowd a cruise port brings in every morning. Freeport is the same islands with the volume down — one concentrated night-time hub at Port Lucaya, emptier beaches, no cruise crush. Choose Nassau if the resort itself is meant to be the destination; choose Freeport if the group would rather put the difference toward the trip.

Yes. Nassau is in the Bahamas, so you need a passport valid for at least six months beyond your return date. U.S. citizens do not need a visa for a short tourist stay. If a passport is not workable, Panama City Beach, South Padre Island and Fort Lauderdale need only a valid U.S. photo ID.

The legal drinking age in the Bahamas is 18. Resorts, clubs and beach bars do check ID, so travel with your passport or a government-issued photo ID.

It splits three ways. The resort clubs are Bond inside Baha Mar — two floors with international DJ residencies — and Aura at Atlantis, which is the flashiest room on the island. The day scene is Aquapazza on Cable Beach, with DJs on the sand and cabanas. Then downtown has Fluid for late-night Caribbean beats, Señor Frog’s for the cruise-crowd chaos, and Junkanoo Beach, a free public beach that turns into a street party with live bands and bonfires most nights.

Book the weeks of March 15 and March 8 as early as you can — Nassau shares its rooms with cruise and general leisure traffic, so spring break inventory is not held back for students the way it is in Cancún. A $99 per-person deposit holds your spot and the balance is payable in interest-free monthly installments.

Groups stay on Cable Beach or Paradise Island rather than downtown, and a host is on the ground all week. Nassau’s advisory position and local rules are tracked on their own page so they stay current.

Yes. Group rates start at 8 travelers and get better at 16, 32, and 50+. The person organizing the group can also earn free or discounted spots through our Campus Manager program.