Hotels + Resorts All-Inclusive Resorts 8 Best All-inclusive Resorts in the Bahamas for a Stress-free Beach Vacation Planning your next island getaway? Here are eight of the best all-inclusive resorts in the Bahamas. By Patricia Doherty Patricia Doherty Instagram Patricia Doherty brings a wide variety of experiences to her writing. Her background includes the airline industry, corporate management, education, writing, and editing. Combining this with her love of travel, she has spent the past five years writing for Travel + Leisure's digital edition and other publications, covering destinations, resorts, cruises, luggage, restaurants, and travel guides. She'll tell you that without question, she has finally found the perfect career. * 10+ years of experience working at United Airlines, where she recruited flight attendants, pilots, and ground personnel, and held management roles in customer service, inflight services, and human resources * 15+ years of experience working in human resources management in the tech and financial industries * 11 years of experience teaching English language arts at a middle school in California's Coachella Valley, where she formed a writers' club for students interested in creative writing * Edited the book "The Urban School Improvement Plan" by author Julius Lockett * Received a bachelor's degree in English and communication arts from St. John's University in New York City * Received a master's degree in reading and language arts from the California State University, San Bernardino Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines Published on January 19, 2022 Share Tweet Pin Email The Bahamas is a chain of more than 700 islands and cays located in the Atlantic Ocean east of Florida. Sixteen major islands are home to resorts, hotels, guest houses, and clear seas that attract divers, snorkelers, fishing fans, and beach lovers. Bahamas experiences include swimming with pigs on Exuma, visiting Iguana Island, exploring underwater caves, and every water sport imaginable. Of course, a favorite "sport" is relaxing in a lounge chair alongside the pool or on a white-sand beach. A stay at one of the all-inclusive resorts in the Bahamas makes it easy to enjoy your favorite activities without having to reach for cash at every turn or face a surprise when you check out. Most meals, drinks, activities, and amenities are included, so it's easy to budget for your Bahamas vacation, knowing the cost of your trip before you go. To help you start planning your beach vacation, we've gathered some details on some of the best all-inclusive resorts in the Bahamas. Related: The Top 25 Islands in the World Lighthouse Pointe at Grand Lucayan, Grand Bahama Spacious rooms, four restaurants, premium beverages, entertainment, gratuities, and taxes are included at this resort on Grand Bahama Island. Dining, from classic Bahamian dishes to flavors of the Mediterranean and Pacific Rim, offers quality and variety. Guests can enjoy world-class fishing, biking, birdwatching, dolphin encounters, a variety of water sports, and more. Golf at the Reef Course, a championship layout designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr., is included as well. Sandals Emerald Bay, Great Exuma Courtesy of Sandals Resorts This adults-only resort is set in 500 tropical acres on a mile-long beach. Three pools, including one with a fire pit in the middle, eleven restaurants, and water sports provide plenty to do. Room rates at a variety of levels include three meals, snacks, unlimited premium liquors, convenient roundtrip airport transfers, taxes, gratuities, WiFi, and more. Unlimited golf at the oceanside Greg Norman-designed Emerald Bay Golf Course is included. Sandals Royal Bahamian, Nassau Courtesy of Sandals Resorts Recently renovated guest rooms and suites, ten restaurants plus three food trucks in the all-new Coconut Grove, and private offshore Sandals Barefoot Cay make a stay at Sandals Royal Bahamian an exciting all-inclusive experience. The room rate includes three meals, snacks, unlimited premium liquors, roundtrip airport transportation, water sports, entertainment, tips, taxes, gratuities, and more. Optional swim-up butler service suites include VIP airport transfers in a Rolls Royce or Mercedes Benz. Breezes, Nassau Courtesy of Breezes Set on the white sands of Cable Beach, Breezes boasts three pools overlooking the beach, including a misting pool and one with a swim-up bar. Guest room views range from tropical gardens to oceanfront vistas with some rooms just steps from the sand. Dining options include local favorites along with Italian and Asian-fusion cuisine. Sway in a beachfront hammock, paddle a kayak, or indulge in a treatment at the seaside spa. Viva Wyndham Fortuna Beach, Grand Bahama Courtesy of Viva Wyndham Resorts Located on the southern coast of Grand Bahama, the Viva Wyndham Fortuna Beach is set on 26 acres of golden sand, lush foliage, and natural wildlife. Guest rooms feature balconies or terraces with breathtaking views, and the all-inclusive rate covers all meals, cocktails, wines, nightly entertainment, themed parties, yoga classes, and activities that include sailing, windsurfing, kayaking, archery, and introductory dive lessons. For kids, there's a mini-disco and Viva Kids Club. Hotel Riu Palace, Paradise Island Courtesy of RIU Hotels & Resorts This adults-only resort features two pools, one with a swim-up bar, as well as reserved beach areas with seaside hammocks. Enjoy their variety of restaurants that includes a patisserie, ice cream parlor, and al-fresco dining. Beach volleyball, windsurfing, diving, and kayaking are available, and guests have the opportunity to swim with dolphins off Salt Cay Island. The Renova Spa offers a sauna, whirlpool bath, and a variety of treatments. Warwick Paradise Island, Nassau This adults-only all-inclusive resort on the south shore of the island features a private harbor, five dining venues, white-sand beach, and convenient access to the Paradise Island Casino. Entertainment includes dance shows, movie nights, live performances, and music at Junkanoo Beat. Relax at Amber Spa with a seaside treatment or therapy of your choice. Dine on local Bahamian specialties with views of Nassau Harbour at Edgewater Grill or choose from several other restaurants or casual poolside fare. Small Hope Bay Lodge, Andros Island Courtesy of Small Hope Bay Lodge Beachfront cabins hand-built in the 1960's are decorated with local artwork, handmade furniture, and batik fabrics, showcasing the resort's natural beauty and surroundings. Snorkel and dive with experienced divemasters, take a fishing excursion, explore by kayak or motorboat, or just relax in a hammock or hot tub on the beach. Dine at the lodge on fresh-caught lobster and fish or enjoy Caribbean or international cuisine. There's a kids' menu, nightly cocktail hour, and full open bar. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit