Grand Bahama International Airport

One main terminal containing check-in, immigration/customs for international arrivals, security and a small airside concourse. Airlines operating tend to be regional and charter carriers; landside facilities focus on tourist transfers and car rental. The terminal footprint is straightforward and walkable.

Freeport town is a short drive from the airport (typically 10-20 minutes). Main transport options are taxis, hotel shuttles and rental cars.

• Taxis: Readily available outside arrivals; fares to central Freeport are short and fixed-rate in many cases.
• Hotel shuttles: Many hotels and resorts offer pre-booked transfers - the common choice for tourists.
• Car hire: On-site rental counters or in-town agencies; useful for island travel.
• Ferries/cruises: Make separate arrangements if connecting to ferries; allow time for customs/immigration.

Small international terminal with basic tourist-focused services.

• Lounges: No major international lounge network; VIP rooms may be available for groups.
• Food & drink: Cafés and snack kiosks landside and airside; selection is limited compared with larger hubs.
• Wi‑Fi: Public Wi‑Fi often available; performance can vary.
• Charging & ATMs: Charging points and ATMs available; card acceptance is common but carry some cash.
• Customs & immigration: International arrivals go through immigration and customs at the terminal; expect queues at peak cruise/ferry connections.
• Other services: Car rental desks and tourist information counters.

Freeport/Grand Bahama Island has multiple hotels and resorts within 10-30 minutes of the airport, many offering transfers.

• Resorts and chain hotels typically provide airport shuttles; confirm pickup in advance.

Tip: for short layovers choose a hotel in Freeport rather than near the airport - most services are concentrated in town and along the coast.