After looking at all this information, it named Nassau, the capital of The Bahamas, the No. 1 spot.

The advisory, issued March 31, maintains The Bahamas at a Level 2 status but now includes additional warnings.

The US has issued a travel advisory for the Bahamas, warning of violent crimes, unsafe boating, and beach-related risks.

The advisory, updated on March 31, lists violent crimes such as armed robberies, burglaries, and sexual assaults.

Thinking of heading to The Bahamas? You may want to pack a little extra caution. The US State Department has issued a Level 2 ...

The U.S. State Department is encouraging tourists to “stay alert” and be aware of the risks that can come with traveling to ...

The advisory says most crimes happen in Nassau and Freeport on New Providence and Grand Bahama, urging travellers to avoid ...

For Florida residents, a trip to the Caribbean or The Bahamas is a quick getaway. If you're planning a trip soon, be aware of ...

The travel advisory for The Bahamas has been updated with new information and precautions - but will it affect cruise visits?

The State Department updated its existing Level 2 travel advisory for The Bahamas, which urges Americans to "exercise ...

“Most crime occurs in Nassau and Freeport on New Providence and Grand Bahama islands,” reads a portion of the advisory. “Stay ...

The advisory, issued March 31, maintains The Bahamas at a Level 2 status but now includes additional warnings about violent crime, unsafe boating practices, swimming dangers and strict firearm laws.