Why visit
Bahamas is a destination in North America with coastlines and warm-water travel at its core. Plan around season, swim conditions, and regional island or coastal routes.
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Why visit
Bahamas is a destination in North America with coastlines and warm-water travel at its core. Plan around season, swim conditions, and regional island or coastal routes.
At a glance
Location
24.3°, -76.0°
Coast
Has coastline
Country area
13,943 km²
5,383 mi²
Country population
410k
29/km²
Subregion
Caribbean
Currency
Bahamian dollar ($)
BSD
Dial
+1242
Language
English
Demonym
Bahamian
Internet
.bs
UN
Member state
ISO code
BS / BHS
Where in the world
24.3° · -76.0°
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Frequently asked about Bahamas
Nassau is the capital of Bahamas.
Bahamas uses the Bahamian dollar ($), ISO code BSD.
The primary language is English.
No, Bahamas has a coastline.
The calling code is +1242.
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