Spring Break 2017

The two most popular packages

Throughout our 30 years of experience, Island Travel Promotions has established itself as the volume leader for all-inclusive spring break packages to Grand Bahama Island.

High-volume bookings entitle our agency and affiliates to the lowest contract rate.  This results in our cruises being the most popular college spring break trips available.

 

Our customers receive:

The lowest rate available(even with taxes/fees). 

The best selection of resorts/condos available.

The best group incentive program available.

Unmatched personal service.

No hidden fees or taxes.

Real Customer Quotes

  • We booked one of their packages last year and did the $189 deal. Naturally, the hotel would be in the "economy" category. It was small, comparable to a Motel 6 I would say but we knew that going in. They have other hotels that are bigger, but more expensive. Its been my experience that if you have a good Better Business Bureau record and it's more than a year old, then your real. If your torn between two or three online travel sites, just compare their Better Business Bureau record and go with the one that has the best record(i.e. less complaints). Keep in mind that a lot of online businesses don't have BBB records. If they don't...run!

    Tom Dimarsy

  • I'm a senior at UGA and everyone i know picks one of the spring break cruises offered through BahamaSun.com every year. It's an all-in-one kind of thing. We like not having to book everything separate. The packages always include roundtrip cruise to the island, hotel for 4 or 6 nights, and food. The actually have packages that start at $189 per person and they are 100% legit. Been around since I was in 4th grade because my older sister went through them when she was in college.

    Trina Davidson

  • They are awesome, no surprises. Many times with other spring break companies you end up paying a bunch of money to the hotel or cruise ship when you check in. I hate telling 20 of my friends it cost a certain amount, then they all have to pay more during the course of the trip. We're on a budget, if we go over we don't eat. We've used em all and bahamasun.com was the only one that gave you a flat up-front total cost and that was it. We never paid a penny more.

    Kendra Jackson

  • My fraternity used them our freshman and junior year. We have a guy that plans our spring break every year and he spends months looking for the cheapest price/best deal. Bahamasun.com is always $75-$100 cheaper than everybody else

    Bryan Hoffman

  • We used them 3 out of 4 years when I was at UAB. We always went with the big 5-star hotel that included all the meals and alcohol and everything. They are nice people too. Some of those agencies you call are jerks.

    Jake Hansen

  • Just about every sorority and fraternity on our campus has used them at least once.

    Bethany Sharp

  • They have an A+ rating with the BBB and have been accredited since 2000. The business start date is 1979 and they have zero complaints. I'd say they are not only legit...but probably the best out there. Here is the link: http://www.bbb.org/knoxville/business-reviews/travel-agencies-and-bureaus/appalachia-travel-in-lenoir-city-tn-1444

    Kiora Wild

  • We've used them a few times. They actually charter their own big cruise ship out of Florida. Both times the ship was full and all the people on the ship booked through them. They are a pretty big outfit.

    Josh Akins

  • BahamaSun.com is the best. I go to OSU and we always do their trip. It's just hands down the biggest bang for the buck. We did an all-inclusive spring break package in 2008 for right at $599 a person. I'm talkin unlimited alcohol, food, water sport rentals, and everything on top of what it already includes which is the cruise and hotel for 4 nights.

    Brent Cates