Best Of Nassau by Boat
Short on time? This convenient 90-minute cruise showcases the best attractions on the island. See Fort Montagu, the Potter's Cay Dock and more!
Booked with our partner, Shore Excursions Group, on their site.
Potter's Cay
Potter's Cay is a fish market and row of stalls under the Paradise Island bridge, known for fresh conch salad, conch fritters and Bahamian seafood. It is a working market, not a set-piece tour stop.
Virgin Islands National Park
Most of Virgin Islands National Park lies across the water on St John. Its many hiking trails suit every ability level, and the park runs ranger-guided programs.
Virgin Islands National Park
Most of Virgin Islands National Park lies across the water on St John. Its many hiking trails suit every ability level, and the park runs ranger-guided programs.
Virgin Islands National Park
Most of Virgin Islands National Park lies across the water on St John. Its many hiking trails suit every ability level, and the park runs ranger-guided programs.
Nassau City Highlights with Cave and Rum Tastings
Winemaker for a Day with Nuts and Dried Fruit Plate
Downtown Nassau
Downtown Nassau is the historic core of the capital, a compact grid of colonial buildings, monuments, murals and museums. Most of it is best seen on foot, one street at a time.
Blue Lagoon Island
Blue Lagoon Island is a private island off Nassau where a day trip centers on snorkeling, stingray and sea lion encounters, and dolphin swims. It is a boat day rather than a walk.
Pirates of Nassau Museum
A wax museum in downtown Nassau that tells the story of pirates in The Bahamas and the people who fought them. You walk through battle scenes, pirate life displays and a few real artifacts.
Fort Fincastle
Fort Fincastle is a small fort on a hill south of downtown Nassau, with cannons on display and views over the city.