Sunrise & Sunset Times in Nassau, Bahamas 🇧🇸

Sun: Night

Sunrise Today: 06:37 ↑ 69.7° ENE

Sunset Today: 19:54 ↑ 290.1° WNW

Day Length: 13h 16m

Sun Direction: NNW

Sun Altitude: -45.36°

Sun Distance: 151.834 million km

Next Equinox: Tuesday, 22 September 2026 (September Equinox)

In Nassau, Bahamas the sun rises at 06:37 and sets at 19:54, giving 13h 16m of daylight — 1 min shorter than yesterday. The next equinox is on Tuesday, 22 September 2026 (September Equinox).

August 2026 Sunrise & Sunset Times in Nassau

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Day	Sunrise/Sunset		Daylight		Astronomical Twilight		Nautical Twilight		Civil Twilight		Solar Noon
Day	Sunrise	Sunset	Length	Diff.	Start	End	Start	End	Start	End	Time	Sun Dist. (Mil km)
1	06:37 ↑ 70° ENE	19:54 ↑ 290° WNW	13h 16m	-1m 04s	05:13	21:18	05:43	20:47	06:12	20:18	13:15	151.82
2	06:37 ↑ 70° ENE	19:53 ↑ 290° WNW	13h 15m	-1m 05s	05:13	21:17	05:43	20:47	06:12	20:18	13:15	151.81
3	06:38 ↑ 70° ENE	19:52 ↑ 290° WNW	13h 14m	-1m 06s	05:14	21:16	05:44	20:46	06:13	20:17	13:15	151.79
4	06:38 ↑ 71° ENE	19:52 ↑ 289° WNW	13h 13m	-1m 07s	05:15	21:15	05:44	20:45	06:13	20:16	13:15	151.77
5	06:39 ↑ 71° ENE	19:51 ↑ 289° WNW	13h 12m	-1m 08s	05:15	21:14	05:45	20:44	06:14	20:16	13:15	151.75
6	06:39 ↑ 71° ENE	19:50 ↑ 289° WNW	13h 11m	-1m 09s	05:16	21:13	05:46	20:44	06:14	20:15	13:15	151.73
7	06:40 ↑ 72° ENE	19:50 ↑ 288° WNW	13h 09m	-1m 09s	05:17	21:12	05:46	20:43	06:15	20:14	13:15	151.71
8	06:40 ↑ 72° ENE	19:49 ↑ 288° WNW	13h 08m	-1m 10s	05:17	21:11	05:47	20:42	06:15	20:13	13:15	151.69
9	06:40 ↑ 72° ENE	19:48 ↑ 288° WNW	13h 07m	-1m 11s	05:18	21:10	05:47	20:41	06:16	20:13	13:15	151.67
10	06:41 ↑ 72° ENE	19:47 ↑ 287° WNW	13h 06m	-1m 12s	05:19	21:09	05:48	20:40	06:16	20:12	13:14	151.64
11	06:41 ↑ 73° ENE	19:47 ↑ 287° WNW	13h 05m	-1m 13s	05:19	21:09	05:48	20:39	06:17	20:11	13:14	151.62
12	06:42 ↑ 73° ENE	19:46 ↑ 287° WNW	13h 03m	-1m 13s	05:20	21:08	05:49	20:38	06:17	20:10	13:14	151.59
13	06:42 ↑ 74° ENE	19:45 ↑ 286° WNW	13h 02m	-1m 14s	05:21	21:07	05:50	20:38	06:18	20:09	13:14	151.57
14	06:43 ↑ 74° ENE	19:44 ↑ 286° WNW	13h 01m	-1m 15s	05:21	21:06	05:50	20:37	06:18	20:08	13:14	151.54
15	06:43 ↑ 74° ENE	19:43 ↑ 286° WNW	13h 00m	-1m 15s	05:22	21:04	05:51	20:36	06:19	20:08	13:14	151.51
16	06:44 ↑ 74° ENE	19:42 ↑ 285° WNW	12h 58m	-1m 16s	05:22	21:03	05:51	20:35	06:19	20:07	13:13	151.48
17	06:44 ↑ 75° ENE	19:42 ↑ 285° WNW	12h 57m	-1m 17s	05:23	21:02	05:52	20:34	06:20	20:06	13:13	151.45
18	06:44 ↑ 75° ENE	19:41 ↑ 285° WNW	12h 56m	-1m 17s	05:24	21:01	05:52	20:33	06:20	20:05	13:13	151.43
19	06:45 ↑ 76° ENE	19:40 ↑ 284° WNW	12h 55m	-1m 18s	05:24	21:00	05:53	20:32	06:21	20:04	13:13	151.40
20	06:45 ↑ 76° ENE	19:39 ↑ 284° WNW	12h 53m	-1m 18s	05:25	20:59	05:53	20:31	06:21	20:03	13:12	151.37
21	06:46 ↑ 76° ENE	19:38 ↑ 284° WNW	12h 52m	-1m 19s	05:25	20:58	05:54	20:30	06:22	20:02	13:12	151.34
22	06:46 ↑ 77° ENE	19:37 ↑ 283° WNW	12h 51m	-1m 19s	05:26	20:57	05:54	20:29	06:22	20:01	13:12	151.31
23	06:46 ↑ 77° ENE	19:36 ↑ 283° WNW	12h 49m	-1m 20s	05:27	20:56	05:55	20:28	06:22	20:00	13:12	151.28
24	06:47 ↑ 77° ENE	19:35 ↑ 282° WNW	12h 48m	-1m 20s	05:27	20:55	05:55	20:27	06:23	19:59	13:11	151.24
25	06:47 ↑ 78° ENE	19:34 ↑ 282° WNW	12h 47m	-1m 21s	05:28	20:54	05:56	20:26	06:23	19:58	13:11	151.21
26	06:48 ↑ 78° ENE	19:33 ↑ 282° WNW	12h 45m	-1m 21s	05:28	20:53	05:56	20:25	06:24	19:57	13:11	151.18
27	06:48 ↑ 79° ENE	19:32 ↑ 281° W	12h 44m	-1m 22s	05:29	20:51	05:57	20:24	06:24	19:56	13:11	151.14
28	06:48 ↑ 79° E	19:31 ↑ 281° W	12h 42m	-1m 22s	05:29	20:50	05:57	20:22	06:25	19:55	13:10	151.11
29	06:49 ↑ 79° E	19:30 ↑ 280° W	12h 41m	-1m 22s	05:30	20:49	05:58	20:21	06:25	19:54	13:10	151.08
30	06:49 ↑ 80° E	19:29 ↑ 280° W	12h 40m	-1m 23s	05:31	20:48	05:58	20:20	06:26	19:53	13:10	151.04
31	06:50 ↑ 80° E	19:28 ↑ 280° W	12h 38m	-1m 23s	05:31	20:47	05:59	20:19	06:26	19:52	13:09	151.01
All times are in local time for Nassau. Time is adjusted for Daylight Saving Time (DST) when applicable. Today's date is highlighted in the table.

In Nassau, the earliest sunrise of August is on August 01 or August 02 or the latest sunset of August is on August 01.

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Sunrise & Sunset FAQ — Nassau

Answers refreshed daily based on today's actual astronomy in Nassau.

What time does the sun rise today in Nassau?

In Nassau, Bahamas, sunrise today is at local time. This is the moment when the upper edge of the sun first appears above the horizon and direct sunlight begins to illuminate the city.

What time does the sun set today in Nassau?

Sunset today in Nassau is at local time. This is the moment when the upper edge of the sun disappears below the horizon, after which the sky enters civil twilight before darkening fully.

How long is the day today in Nassau?

Day length today in Nassau is N/A — the elapsed time between sunrise at and sunset at . Day length changes by a few minutes each day, gradually growing from the winter solstice and shrinking from the summer solstice.

What time is solar noon in Nassau?

Solar noon in Nassau is at . This is the moment the sun crosses the local meridian and is highest in the sky — usually different from civil noon (12:00) because of daylight-saving time and because civil time zones cover wide longitude bands.

What is the golden hour in Nassau?

Golden hour is the period shortly after sunrise (around ) and shortly before sunset (around ) when the sun is low on the horizon and the light is warm and diffuse. In Nassau this gives photographers approximately 40-60 minutes of soft, directional light at each end of the day.

What is twilight and when does it occur in Nassau?

Civil twilight runs from sunset at until the sun reaches 6° below the horizon. After that comes nautical twilight (sun 6° to 12° below) and astronomical twilight (12° to 18° below). At extreme latitudes around the summer solstice, the sun may never dip 18° below the horizon, giving rise to so-called 'white nights'.