Breezes Resort Bahamas All Inclusive

The Best All-inclusive Resorts in the Bahamas

"A lively all-inclusive set along Cable Beach (a 2.5-mile stretch of sand renowned for its beauty) with multiple freshwater pools—one featuring a swim-up bar—that overlook clear ocean waters. Guests can relax in al fresco hammocks, play tennis or pickleball, enjoy island-inspired spa treatments, and dine at one of five restaurants or sip cocktails at four bars. Rooms and suites often feature elegant marble bathrooms and rich mahogany furnishings, though not all rooms have private patios. Gratuities are included and Wi‑Fi is provided; rates start from $360 per night." - Lauren Dana Ellman Lauren Dana Ellman Lauren Dana Ellman is a New York-based writer and editor who specializes in travel, lifestyle, food, and shopping content. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines

"Dance the Night Away Chances are good that you’re going to spend at least one night on the islands shaking your money maker, but exactly how suavely you move is up to you. A Breezes Resort dance class will have you swinging your hips in no time (classes are high-energy, low-pressure), and primed for a night out at Bambu, where the house music is loud, and the energy electric. Hammerheads Bar and Grill features local bands every Friday night, and the music is usually lively and inviting (the extensive cocktail menu will certainly help you overcome your stage fright). All of this should serve as a primer for a night out at the legendary Jeffrey Beers-designed Atlantis Aura Nightclub, port of call for some of the best DJs in the world."

Where Chefs Go: The Bahamas

"When Regan goes, she stays at the Marley Resort & Spa in Nassau, the capital city. 'This is [Bob Marley’s] old house turned into a boutique hotel,' she says. Following an assassination attempt in Jamaica in 1976, Bob and Rita Marley spotted this former governer’s mansion and decided to convert it into their private vacation home. 'There are very few employees, [and] you see the same people almost everyday.' Lush gardens and an oceanfront location give the hotel a sense of quiet that Regan loves. 'If you go off season,' she says, 'you're likely to have the place to yourself, which is amazing.'" - Marguerite Imbert

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"An al-fresco restaurant at the resort helmed by Executive Chef Keith DeShields, offering casual, locally influenced dishes in a relaxed outdoor setting."