Bon, désolée pour la personne qui a mis ce post! Je reviens au sujet....
Je connais une charmante casa particular à Guanabo (petit village sur le bord de la mer à 30 minutes de La Havane, c'est un peu une station balnéaire cubaine, avec la plage, des petits restos, des bars, des ranchons, etc.). Pour se reposer un peu de La Havane, passer une journée ou deux à la playa, sans se taper les hordes de touristes. Voici les coordonnées: Casa Ibis & Eduardo Tel: 796-60-80 (no à faire quand tu es sur place à La Havane, sinon faut y ajouter le code pour sortir de la France, ensuite le 53). La casa est en fait un petit studio (lit assez confortable, cuisine équipée, table pour diner, salle de bain, terrasse ombragée privée). Le tout pour 25 à 30 CUC/jour. Les proprios sont sympathiques et très discrets, on se sent chez soi même si leur maison est adjacente.
Et un conseil: prévois quelques jours à Cienfuegos. C'est une très belle ville où il fait bon se poser et vivre un peu... Beaucoup d'ambiance le soir sur le Malecon et dans les nombreux bars (plusieurs longent la mer). Les gens y sont plus cools qu'ailleurs!
Triniad se fait plus rapidement (beaucoup plus petite, plus touristique aussi, mais elle vaut quand même amplement le détour). Si tu aimes bcp la plage, c'est aussi un bon endroit pour se poser. La playa Ancon à 15 minutes est très belle, et une bonne partie de la plage est publique. Sinon il y a aussi le village de La Boca pas loin (à 15 minutes aussi environ), situé sur le bord de la mer, avec des charmantes casas (tu peux en voir sur le site de particuba). La plage y est moins belle, mais fréquentée presque uniquement par la population locale.
Hi everyone,
I’m reaching out today because I’m really struggling to find concrete, up-to-date info and feedback on the Bahamas. My wife, our 7-year-old daughter, and I have traveled to Playa del Carmen, Bayahibe, and Punta Cana in previous winters, and we loved escaping to "summer" during the French winter! We’d like to spend about 10 days in the Bahamas in mid-February 2027. I’m really drawn to the history of the place (pirates, etc.), and we’re excited to explore the Atlantis complex, wander around Nassau, and especially see those dreamy landscapes (the Exumas in particular).
Project overview: - Days 1 to 7: Stay at Atlantis + exploring Nassau + 1-day excursion to the Exumas (I’ve seen Powerboat Adventures?) - Days 7 to 10: A few nights somewhere else, further south in the archipelago, but I’m not sure where yet. Any recommendations for stunning spots to discover?
Questions: -1: My biggest concern is the weather/climate in February. I’ve heard mixed things, and it’d be a real bummer if we didn’t get at least *some* warmth... I’m not expecting scorching heat, but if we have to wear a jacket and can’t swim, that’d kind of ruin the trip. According to Google and lots of sites, it’s the ideal time—dry season and sunny—but I’ve seen a few forum posts that worry me. Does anyone live there or have enough experience to give me a real sense of what to expect?
-2: At this time of year, especially in the Exumas, is the water crystal-clear or more murky/churned up for snorkeling visibility? I read a post saying that in winter, there are stronger currents that stir up the water and make it less beautiful (not like the photos of the Exumas).
-3: Any ideas for a dream spot where we could spend the last 3 nights of our trip? (Without it being a huge trek to get there.)
-4: I’m open to all tips, random or not: - Must-sees in Nassau? - Cool pirate-themed spots or restaurants? - Cool places at Atlantis? - Beautiful beaches in Nassau/Paradise Island? (Cabbage Beach?) - Thoughts on the Powerboat Adventures excursion to Ship Channel Cay (apparently a private island, reviews are very positive, and it looks stunning)
Thank you so much in advance to anyone who takes the time to read and respond—I’m sorry for the long post, haha! :) Have a great day, Kevin.
I’m reaching out today because I’m really struggling to find concrete, up-to-date info and feedback on the Bahamas. My wife, our 7-year-old daughter, and I have traveled to Playa del Carmen, Bayahibe, and Punta Cana in previous winters, and we loved escaping to "summer" during the French winter! We’d like to spend about 10 days in the Bahamas in mid-February 2027. I’m really drawn to the history of the place (pirates, etc.), and we’re excited to explore the Atlantis complex, wander around Nassau, and especially see those dreamy landscapes (the Exumas in particular).
Project overview: - Days 1 to 7: Stay at Atlantis + exploring Nassau + 1-day excursion to the Exumas (I’ve seen Powerboat Adventures?) - Days 7 to 10: A few nights somewhere else, further south in the archipelago, but I’m not sure where yet. Any recommendations for stunning spots to discover?
Questions: -1: My biggest concern is the weather/climate in February. I’ve heard mixed things, and it’d be a real bummer if we didn’t get at least *some* warmth... I’m not expecting scorching heat, but if we have to wear a jacket and can’t swim, that’d kind of ruin the trip. According to Google and lots of sites, it’s the ideal time—dry season and sunny—but I’ve seen a few forum posts that worry me. Does anyone live there or have enough experience to give me a real sense of what to expect?
-2: At this time of year, especially in the Exumas, is the water crystal-clear or more murky/churned up for snorkeling visibility? I read a post saying that in winter, there are stronger currents that stir up the water and make it less beautiful (not like the photos of the Exumas).
-3: Any ideas for a dream spot where we could spend the last 3 nights of our trip? (Without it being a huge trek to get there.)
-4: I’m open to all tips, random or not: - Must-sees in Nassau? - Cool pirate-themed spots or restaurants? - Cool places at Atlantis? - Beautiful beaches in Nassau/Paradise Island? (Cabbage Beach?) - Thoughts on the Powerboat Adventures excursion to Ship Channel Cay (apparently a private island, reviews are very positive, and it looks stunning)
Thank you so much in advance to anyone who takes the time to read and respond—I’m sorry for the long post, haha! :) Have a great day, Kevin.




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