Miami → Nassau flights

Miami to Nassau fares cluster tight — budget $94 and book early

Key takeaways

• Median fare is $94, based on 30 days of cached lowest-fare snapshots — a genuinely short hop price.
• The full observed range is $87–$99, a spread of only 14% — meaning timing your booking for dramatic savings is unlikely to move the needle much.
• Bottom-quartile fares (p25) sit at $88, so the floor isn't far below the median; don't expect to wait out a big dip.
• Top-quartile fares hit $96 (p75), suggesting that if you're seeing anything above ~$97, you're in the pricier tier and may want to check again shortly.
• With such a compressed $12 range, your bigger lever is avoiding peak travel dates rather than obsessing over booking timing.

30-day price trend

See full numbers and stats on the MIA → NAS price history page.

The full picture

Miami to Nassau is one of the shortest international hops in the Caribbean — roughly 50 minutes of flight time — and the pricing data reflects that commodity-route reality. Across 30 daily snapshots of the cheapest available fares, the numbers barely moved: a low of $87, a high of $99, and a median of $94. That 14% spread is right at the threshold where booking-window strategy starts to matter less than simply not booking during a demand spike.

Because the interquartile range runs from $88 to $96 — just an $8 window — the practical advice is straightforward: if you see a fare at or below $92, that puts you comfortably in the bottom quartile and it's worth locking in. Fares above $97 are in the top tier of what this data captured, so a brief pause to recheck in a day or two is reasonable, though the ceiling is still only $99. There's no evidence in this dataset of dramatic last-minute drops or early-bird premiums that would justify a specific booking-horizon rule.

Carrier and day-of-week patterns aren't distinguishable from this snapshot data alone, so any claim about a "best day to fly" or a single dominant airline would go beyond what the numbers support. The honest caveat here is that this dataset reflects a 30-day window of cached fares and won't capture seasonal surges — holiday weekends, spring break, or Atlantis-resort event periods can push prices well outside this $87–$99 band. If your travel falls near a major Bahamian or U.S. holiday, treat this range as a baseline for normal-demand periods only.

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