King's Visit 2026

The Bahamas · Royal Visit 2026

His Majesty
King Charles IIIin The Bahamas

A royal visit. A Bahamian welcome.
Celebrating people, community and our island home.

Nassau, The Bahamas
27–29 October 2026

Portrait of King Charles III, photographed in July 2023

Illustrative portrait
Wikimedia Commons · Public domain

A warm Bahamian welcome

A visit to remember.

His Majesty King Charles III visits The Bahamas from 27 to 29 October 2026, with a programme beginning in Nassau. Announced engagements include a youth rally, time with the Royal Bahamas Defence Force at Coral Harbour Base, and activities highlighting environmental conservation and sustainability. Follow the visit through photographs and video, capturing the people, places and moments of this occasion.

Programme: The Royal Family · Visit dates

In pictures & film

Royal visit gallery

Video

The royal visit

King Charles III visits Youth Rally in Nassau Bahamas.

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A royal arrival

King Charles III greeted by Governor General Dame Cynthia Pratt beside the aircraft on arrival in The Bahamas. Photo: The Tribune.

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Moments in motion

King Charles III sets foot on Bahamian soil.

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The royal motorcade

King Charles III seated in a vehicle beside a ceremonial formation. Photo: The Tribune.

Video

More from the royal visit

Rastafarian community speaks out during 2026 Royal visit.

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A ceremonial welcome

Uniformed musicians performing during the royal welcome. Photo: The Tribune.

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Music for the occasion

Brass musicians taking part in the welcome ceremony. Photo: The Tribune.

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At the arrival ceremony

The Rt. Hon. Phillip Brave Davis and wife Ann-Marie Davis walking across the airport apron during the royal visit. Photo: The Tribune.

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Service & dedication

King Charles III with uniformed service personnel during his Bahamas visit. Photo: The Tribune.

Royal visit photographs and video: The Tribune. Click a gallery photograph or video to view it larger.

Comments

TalRussell 34 minutes ago

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