Nassau What to Pack

Luggage and bags: When going to Nassau you should pack some food in your suitcase. It will save alot of $$. Me and my sister went last January and didnt listen to the reviews and spent a lot more money on food then we expected. So definately pack food.

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Luggage and bags: Make sure you bring a lock for your luggage, even though the airlines won't let you use them for the flight. We kept our belongings locked up every day in our suitcases since our hotel didn't have a working safe in the room.

Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Be sure to bring a sweater if you are traveling during the winter months. Nights can be quite cool, in the 60's. A storm blew in the last day we were there and it was 31mph winds steady, with occasional rain, in the low 60's all day.

Photo Equipment: I'd recommend one of those 35mm waterproof cameras for taking pictures while in the ocean. It was a great addition to the photos from our digital camera.

Luggage and bags: Listen, if you only reason to go to Nassau, Bahamas is only rest and relaxation, then pack light. Some shorts, tees and bathing suits. Enough said!

Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Light clothing, comfy shoes (sandals for the beach or if you are going to venture towards the town, then some sneakers)

Toiletries and Medical Supplies: Bring your own toilteries if you do not care for the hotels products (but if you forget something prepare to pay because it is quite expensive in the Bahamas).

Photo Equipment: Bring on the Digital Camera. You can see the beauty of the ocean sky from your beautiful digital pictures.

Luggage and bags: Keep it light...

Forget the dress clothes unless you are here for a job interview.

Normal is shorts, polo shirts and any special items you need to suit your needs

Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: wear good walking shoes

Toiletries and Medical Supplies: they can be purchased here

Photo Equipment: they an be purchased here

Camping/Beach/Outdoor Gear: Buy them here and add to your collection

Miscellaneous: Everything is more expensive in the Bahamas, but if you forget something, it will not kill you to add to the economy

Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Unless you come from a simila climate, you will need to bring and wear sunscreen. Remember you need to reapply it every four hours or so. To the same end you will want to wear sunglasses and a hat with a brim.

Toiletries and Medical Supplies: We brought and used a little aloe vera burn relief gel.

Miscellaneous: Water is expensive on town. If you find a place to buy bottled water cheap, you should, then bring as much with you as possible every time you go out.

Luggage and bags: I always use a squashy duffle with wheels. They are easy to manouvre and are like a tardis inside. I also take a ruck sac as hand carry which can double as an excursion bag when you reach your destination.

Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: When it's time to pack for your resort-based vacation, you'll want to bring comfortable, casual clothing for the breakfast/lunch dining rooms, daytime activities or sightseeing, and swimsuits and workout clothes for pools, Jacuzzis, saunas and health clubs.

Many restaurants in resorts have dress codes that require dresses or pantsuits for women and slacks and a jacket (with or without tie) for men. Dress codes may be noted on the individual resort page, either in the dining section or under dress code.

Toiletries and Medical Supplies: Pack all of your medications, prescription or otherwise, in a bag you can carry on your flights. Obtain extra prescriptions from your physician for any medications you are currently taking and carry them with you. Dont forget your contact lenses if you wear them!

Photo Equipment: Bring a hat, sunscreen and sunglasses for bright, sunny days. You'll naturally want to bring your camera or video camera as well.

Camping/Beach/Outdoor Gear: Think about the kind of excursions you may take and pack accessories, where appropriate, such as hiking boots, ponchos or rain gear and snorkel gear.

Miscellaneous: Those of you who are familiar with my pages know that I always strongly advise the use of 3 in 1 wipes.

Luggage and bags: Don't ever overpack. i am one of the worst offenders of this and at times I have paid dearly for it. Pack only what you intend to carry.

Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Tennis shoes, one pair of dress shoes,swimming trunks,shorts, t-shirts, one or two nice shirts and some nice pants-For ladies only you know what you really need-:)

Toiletries and Medical Supplies: Lots of Sunscreen and Suntan lotion. Also Sunburn creme and medication. Chapstick for windburn.

Photo Equipment: Take a throw away camera, If you lose it you'll only lose some memories, not an expensive 500$ camera.

Miscellaneous: Bring a good attitude, enough cash and have fun

Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Take plenty of shorts and don't forget the swim suit.

Photo Equipment: Take extra film - so you can capture the moments.

Miscellaneous: This is a photo of my daughter Jen (with the long hair) an Elvis look-alike and Jen (a friend my daughter made while on board).