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"Most active hurricane month"
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Averaged from the last five years of September readings — a guide to what to expect, not a forecast for a particular sailing.
Nassau is the capital and most-visited cruise port of the Bahamas, a mix of British colonial architecture and Caribbean street life. Cable Beach and the Atlantis resort on Paradise Island are both minutes from the pier. Downtown has the straw market, conch fritters, and rows of pastel colonial buildings.
Nassau in September is warm and sunny, with average highs around 89°F and lows that rarely dip below 77°F. September sees roughly 14 rainy days, so waterproof layers and flexible plans are wise. Showers are often short-lived but can be intense. Most active hurricane month
It's the shoulder season in Nassau: fewer crowds than the winter peak, but the heat and humidity are at their highest. A light rain jacket and early-morning excursions will serve you well. Pack reef-safe SPF 50+ sunscreen, a hat, and breathable fabrics. The sun at 89°F is intense, especially near the water.
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The average high temperature in Nassau during September is 89°F, with a low of 77°F.
Nassau typically sees 14 days of rain in September. Most active hurricane month
For a September cruise to Nassau, you should pack lightweight, breathable clothing, swimwear, and sun protection.