Las Vegas & Bahamas Multi & Twin Centre Holidays

In general, the best time to plan multi-centre holidays to Las Vegas and the Bahamas is in spring and autumn. In Las Vegas, spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) have pleasant temperatures, ranging from 15°C to 30°C, so it’s a good time to explore the Strip and make the most of any outdoor activities. These seasons avoid the scorching heat of summer and the chilly winter nights.

The Bahamas has its peak season during the winter months, from December to April, and temperatures ranging from 20°C to 28°C, and while this season promises clearer skies and good weather conditions, the shoulder seasons of late spring (April to June) and early autumn (September to October) give a more relaxed atmosphere. Temperatures range between 23°C and 29°C, so there’s a good balance of comfortable weather and fewer crowds.

Las Vegas is in the Pacific Time Zone and so is 8 hours behind the UK. The Bahamas, on the other hand, is in the Eastern Time Zone and is 5 hours behind the UK. During Daylight Saving Time, bear in mind that this will reduce by 1 hour.

Which airports should I choose for Las Vegas and Bahamas multi-centre holidays? For multi-centres departing from the UK, you'll usually start at one of the major UK airports, such as London Heathrow or London Gatwick. For Las Vegas multi-centres, McCarran International Airport (LAS) is the main airport, which has both domestic and international flights, making it a good choice for direct flights from the UK.

For Bahamas multi-centres, Lynden Pindling International Airport (NAS) in Nassau is a key airport for international travellers.

For multi-centres departing from the UK, you'll usually start at one of the major UK airports, such as London Heathrow or London Gatwick. For Las Vegas multi-centres, McCarran International Airport (LAS) is the main airport, which has both domestic and international flights, making it a good choice for direct flights from the UK.

For Bahamas multi-centres, Lynden Pindling International Airport (NAS) in Nassau is a key airport for international travellers.

You can plan your holiday up to 36 months in advance - all you need to do is put down an initial deposit to lock in the price, and then you can pay the remainder of the balance through regular

instalments. Perfect whether you’re on a budget or simply can’t wait to start dreaming of that sun-kissed escape!

The easiest option to travel between these destinations is by air. You can book a flight from McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas to Lynden Pindling International Airport in Nassau. Direct flights between Las Vegas and the Bahamas are not commonly available, and most itineraries require at least one layover or transfer. You’ll typically need to connect through major international hubs or cities such as Miami, Atlanta, or New York when flying between Las Vegas and the Bahamas.

Generally, a one-way flight from Las Vegas to the Bahamas, with at least one layover, can take anywhere from 8 to 12 hours or more, depending on the length of the layover and the specific flight connections.

While Las Vegas is predominantly known for its vibrant nightlife and bustling casinos, it has been increasingly catering to family-friendly activities, making it a surprisingly enjoyable destination for visitors of all ages. Numerous hotels along the Strip have family-friendly accommodations, complete with themed attractions, pools, and entertainment for children and adults alike. Lots of these resorts even feature elaborate swimming pools with water slides, lazy rivers, and other facilities designed to entertain younger guests.

There are also a number of family-oriented attractions, including interactive museums, theme parks, and entertainment shows suitable for all ages. Popular destinations such as the Adventuredome Theme Park, the Discovery Children's Museum, and the Shark Reef Aquarium at Mandalay Bay are wonderfully engaging experiences for everybody to enjoy. Families can also enjoy a variety of live performances, magic shows, and circus acts specifically tailored to entertain audiences of all ages.

The ideal duration for your stay in Las Vegas will, of course, depend on what kind of experience you’re looking for. For a brief yet fun experience, a weekend getaway of 2 to 3 days gives you enough time to dip a toe into the city's vibrant atmosphere, catch a world-renowned show, and try your luck at a few casinos along the Strip.

If you want to delve a little deeper, a 4 to 5-day stay gives more than enough time to experience a broader range of entertainment options, including exploring the diverse shopping malls, indulging in spa treatments, and taking in the various themed attractions scattered throughout the city. For a more extensive experience of exploring Las Vegas and its surroundings, a week-long stay or more means you can tick most things off your list. You can take leisurely visits to multiple casinos, experience a variety of shows, explore the numerous dining options available, and even venture beyond the city and discover the natural wonders of the surrounding areas, such as the Grand Canyon or Red Rock Canyon.

There are plenty of stunning places to stay in the Bahamas, each with their own vibe, so it’s worth considering what kind of experience you’re looking for.

Nassau, the capital, has a bustling atmosphere with lots of varying accommodation options, from luxurious resorts to budget-friendly hotels. It’s great for those looking for a vibrant city experience with easy access to cultural attractions, shopping, and dining.

If you’re looking for a more relaxing, paradisiacal retreat, the Exuma Cays are gorgeously picturesque and are known for their incredible beaches and clear waters. If you love peace and quiet and want to enjoy some water activities like snorkelling and diving, this is a great spot to visit. Additionally, Paradise Island, located just off the shore of Nassau, is known for its upscale resorts and lovely beaches, making it great for those who enjoy something a little more luxurious and indulgent.

For a more off-the-beaten-path experience, the Out Islands, such as the Abacos or Eleuthera, give a more authentic and unspoiled Bahamian experience. These islands are great for people who appreciate nature, local culture, and a quieter ambiance, away from the hustle and bustle of more tourist-heavy areas.
 

If you love gorgeous beaches, The Bahamas is the place for you. Cable Beach in Nassau is a popular choice, with its soft sands and clear blue waters, plus it has a range of watersports and activities along with ample beachfront resorts and dining options. For a more secluded experience, head to the Pink Sands Beach in Harbour Island - it has gorgeous pink-hued sands and a lovely, serene ambiance. 

Treasure Cay Beach on Great Abaco Island is world-renowned for its stunning white sands and clearturquoise waters, making it a paradise for beach enthusiasts and watersports lovers. With its long stretch of beach and relatively uncrowded atmosphere, it's great if you’re looking for something less developed.

Finally, Cabbage Beach in Paradise Island is great for those with a sense of adventure - it has a mix of exciting water activities such as snorkelling, jet skiing, and parasailing, along with a lively beach scene to match.