One of the most desirable multiple-destination trips for private jet travelers is the Bahamas in the Caribbean. With thousands of islands to choose from and hundreds of top tourist destinations—plus the close-to-home convenience for North American & Miami travelers—the Caribbean is hard to beat. Among the Caribbean’s myriad destinations, the Bahamas and the Turks and Caicos Islands stand out as prime choices for private jet travelers. Whether you’re chartering a plane for a romantic getaway, a corporate retreat, or a family vacation, you’ll enjoy a journey that showcases the best of these stunning island groups.
Fly into New Providence Island in the Bahamas and immerse yourself in Nassau, the nation’s capital. Nassau has many attractions and activities, making it a top-rated destination for luxury travelers. With numerous high-end resorts along its pristine shores, New Providence is the ultimate vacation spot in the Bahamas, and JetOptions specializes in flying you there.
As the busiest airport in the Caribbean, Lynden Pindling International Airport in Nassau is the largest airport in the Bahamas. After extensive renovations in 2013, the airport handles over 5 million passengers annually. With US border preclearance facilities, flights from the US to Nassau are treated as domestic travel, simplifying your journey.
The airport operates under noise restrictions during overnight hours and features two long runways: 14/32 at 11,353 feet and 09/27 at 8,273 feet. Private jet passengers can access two fixed-base operators (FBOs), providing on-site customs, private terminals, ground transportation, and car rentals. Aircraft services include 24-hour fueling, hangar services, crew cars, and pilot lounges.
A midsize jet, such as the LearJet 60XR, can take you from New York Teterboro Airport to Nassau in just over three hours. Private flights from the Midwest, like Chicago, take under four hours on a heavy jet, like the Challenger 604 or Falcon 2000.
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Paradise Island, adjacent to New Providence, offers a variety of luxury accommodations. The One and Only Ocean Club boasts a five-star experience with an 18-hole golf course and award-winning dining at the Dune Restaurant. The Royal Bahamian Resort and Sandals Resort, located on a private island, provides top-tier luxury with beach suites, cottages, and historic charm.
For dining, the Graycliff restaurant in Nassau offers a perfect blend of Bahamian and European cuisine in a historic setting with old-world elegance.
New Providence is rich in history and attractions. Visit Fort Fincastle to see high fortress walls and antique guns, or explore the National Art Gallery of the Bahamas, showcasing art from many Bahamian artists. Experience the famed Paradise Island and enjoy the world-class water park at Atlantis Resort.
There is plenty to do on a private jet charter to the Bahamas’ New Providence, from exploring historic ruins to enjoying pristine beaches. You can delve into the history of New Providence by visiting Fort Fincastle, which features high fortress walls and antique guns. You can explore the fort independently or hire a tour guide for a more in-depth experience. Consider a trip to Paradise Island, where Atlantis has one of its most incredible resorts for a more modern activity.
Acklins Island, settled by American Loyalists after the Revolutionary War, is known for its ancient sites and low tourist traffic. For a unique experience, fly into Spring Point Airport (IATA: AXM, ICAO: MYAP). Stay at IVel’s Bed and Breakfast, which offers charming accommodations with elegant, antique-style European furniture and car rentals for island exploration. Diving and fishing, especially bonefishing, are popular activities on Acklins Island. Charter a boat for deep-sea fishing and enjoy the stunning Caribbean Sea.
Book your next jet charter flight with JetOptions Private Jets today for a luxurious and unforgettable trip to the Bahamas.