Bahama Out Islands

Bahama Out Islands's Topography

These roughly 700 or so islands stretch from just north of Cuba, across the Tropic of Capricorn, and up the coast of Florida, approaching to within just fifty miles of the United States. Resting in a shallow sea, most of these low-lying islands amount to little more than coral outcrops a few feet above sea level. The islands are primarily covered with low scrub bushes and a few wispy pine trees. They offer miles of undeveloped white sand beaches and are often fringed with coral reefs.

Bahama Out Islands's weather year around

As you might expect, the Bahama Family Islands enjoy a nearly perfect year-round climate. Although not technically located in the Caribbean, the Bahamas are blessed with gentle trade winds, brilliant sunshine and balmy temperatures that average near 80°F almost every day of the year. The heart of hurricane season lasts from late August to early November, though strikes are rare and there is plenty of advance notice to prepare. When threatened by a hurricane strike, one should expect a 2-day displacement from evacuation to safe return.

Spring 67°F-82°F.

Summer 70°F-88°F.

Fall 71°F-84°F.

Winter 65°F-79°F.