Off a Cruise Ship? Your Perfect Port Day
How to turn eight hours in Nassau into the best day of your sailing — and still make it back to the ship with time to spare.
Half our guests step off a cruise ship in the morning and back on it by dinner. If that’s you, here’s how the day works.
Choose the Woodes Rogers Walk pickup — it’s a short, flat walk from the cruise terminal, no taxi required. We watch the ship schedules, so if your arrival slips, your charter slips with it.
The four-hour trip is built for port days: turtles, snorkeling, the pigs, and a sandbar stop, all within a safe radius of the harbour. You’ll be back with hours of buffer before all-aboard.
The view of your own ship from the water as we idle out of the harbour, drink in hand, is worth the booking by itself. Ask anyone who’s done it.
We wrote a full guide to private Nassau shore excursions for cruise passengers — timings, meeting point and our missed-port policy.
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