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Miami → Nassau flights

Miami to Nassau fares hover near a $91 median across 30 days; most fares cluster tightly, with occasional dips to $65.

Median $91 for Miami–Nassau — fares rarely stray far from that

Key takeaways

  • Median fare of $91 across 30 daily snapshots — a short, consistent hop
  • Bottom quartile sits at $88, meaning most fares are within a few dollars of typical pricing
  • Top quartile at $91 shows the bulk of fares cluster in a narrow band near the median
  • Occasional low fares dip to $65, the floor seen in this data window
  • 49% spread between low and high looks wide, but it's driven by rare outliers, not routine swings

30-day price trend

MIA → NAS · cheapest cached fare per day · last 30 days · ↓ 29%
$65 low$97 high

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

The full picture

Miami to Nassau is a short-haul route with fares that mostly behave predictably. Across 30 days of cached fare snapshots, the median sat at $91, and the interquartile range ($88–$91) was tight — meaning on a typical day, you're not gambling much by booking whenever it's convenient. The $65 low is the outlier here: it represents the floor of the range, not a common occurrence, and travelers shouldn't bank on seeing it repeat.

The 49% spread between low ($65) and high ($97) sounds dramatic, but with p25 and p75 just $3 apart, the real story is stability near $88–$91 most of the time, punctuated by occasional cheaper fares that don't follow an obvious pattern in this dataset. We don't have booking-horizon data (i.e., how far in advance each snapshot was purchased), so we can't say whether prices soften at 21 days out versus 60 — only that day-to-day cached fares held close to $91 with a rare dip to $65. If you're flexible enough to catch one of those lower snapshots, book it; otherwise, expect to pay close to the median regardless of when you shop within a normal planning window.

We also can't identify a dominant carrier from this data, and no day-of-week pattern was visible in the snapshots provided — so we won't speculate about Tuesday or Wednesday myths that aren't supported here. The honest takeaway: this is a low-volatility route where the median is a reliable planning number, and the wide-looking spread is a function of a few cheap outliers rather than routine price swings.

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Why we regenerated this article: Price spread widened by 35 points. We only rewrite when the underlying price index actually moves — stable weeks keep the previous take.

AI-authored from this route's 30-day price index. Article last regenerated Sep 26, 2026. Fares shift continuously — confirm at booking.

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