Plan a bachelorette weekend in The Bahamas with a local: boat days, beach clubs, dinners and nights out, sorted for your whole group
Your Bahamas bachelorette party should be all about the bride, not the planning. Juggling everyone’s budgets, wishlists and flight times from abroad can take the fun out of it before you’ve even landed. I bring the insider knowledge of a Bahamian who has called both Nassau and Harbour Island home. Your crew lands with a plan that’s already sorted.
Tell me the vibe: an all-out party, chic and relaxed, or a bit of both. I build your Bahamas bachelorette party around the bride, from the boat day and dinner reservations to the beach club, the night out and the surprise touches that make her feel celebrated.
Everyone gets one plan to follow, so nobody is left refreshing the group chat to find out where dinner is.
Plan your bachelorette
Mix and match these into a weekend the bride will talk about for years.
Charter a boat for the group, swim in clear turquoise water, stop at a sandbar and toast the bride on the water.
Daybeds, cocktails and music by the sea, with reservations made ahead so your group isn’t waiting for space.
A table for the whole crew at a restaurant with a view, booked ahead so everyone sits together.
Want a saxophonist or singer to surprise the bride? I can book live music for your dinner.
Pick a theme, dress the part and hit the town with a night crawl through bars and lounges that suit your group, with transport planned so everyone gets back safely.
Pink sand, golf carts and pastel cottages. A day trip from Nassau the bride won’t forget.
The most flights and nightlife, plus resorts, beach clubs and boat charters. Best for a high-energy weekend.
Small, chic and easy to get around by golf cart, with a famous pink sand beach. Best for a relaxed, luxe bach.
Base yourselves in Nassau and add a day trip to Harbour Island or Eleuthera for the best of both.
Choose the Bahamas bachelorette party package that fits your group, or send your plans and I’ll recommend the best option.
from $500
Your full bachelorette itinerary, group reservations and activities coordinated for everyone.
$250
A day-by-day plan with my favourite spots, restaurants and getting-around tips. +$50 per extra day.
$75
A 30-minute call to answer your questions and share local picks, with a written recap after.
Add On-Island Support: WhatsApp help during your trip for changes and last-minute questions, $100 per trip. See all trip planning services.
Planning starts at least 3 months before your trip. Travelling sooner? Send a last-minute request and I’ll let you know what’s possible.
Tell me about the bride, your group and your dates using the form below.
I’ll reply with the best option for your group and a quote.
Pay a 50% deposit and I start planning. The balance is due when your itinerary is delivered.
Share the plan with your crew, pack your bags and celebrate.
The drier, cooler months from December to April are the most popular. Summer is hot and lively, and hurricane season runs from June to November, so travel insurance is a smart idea if you travel then.
Start at least three months ahead. Boat days and popular restaurants book up fast on weekends and holidays. Travelling sooner? Send a last-minute request and I’ll let you know what’s possible.
With Group Trip Planning, I make the reservations and coordinate the activities. Your group pays each vendor directly, so you always know exactly what you’re paying for.
Yes. From a dinner set-up and flowers to a saxophonist or singer at dinner, tell me what she loves and I’ll arrange it.
Yes, I plan bachelor and stag weekends as well. Send a request below and choose “Bachelor or bachelorette” as the occasion.
Our free WhatsApp group connects travellers with locals in real time. Plan link-ups (especially if you’re here solo), ask for things to do, and get service recommendations from Bahamians who know the islands.
Join Cousins Abroad Travel on WhatsAppTell me about the bride, your group and your dates, and I’ll get back to you with the best option and a quote.
Money, tipping, which island to pick, what to eat and the slang you’ll hear. Everything I’d tell my cousin before their first trip home.