Nassau Port Guide
Nassau Cruise Port Shopping Guide: Bay Street, Duty-Free, and What Is Actually Worth Buying
Nassau shopping on Bay Street is a five-minute walk from the cruise port and has genuine duty-free savings on rum, jewelry, and Bahamian food products. Here is what is worth buying and what to skip.
What to Do in Nassau When Your Ship Arrives Late
Your ship was supposed to dock at 8 AM. It is now 11. That is not a ruined port day — it is a different port day.
Embarking a Cruise from Nassau: What to Know Before You Arrive at Prince George Wharf
Nassau is not just a port stop. For some itineraries it is where your cruise begins. Embarkation day at Prince George Wharf works differently from a port call.
Fort Charlotte from the Cruise Port: Nassau's Most Overlooked Historic Stop
One mile from Prince George Wharf stands the largest fort ever built in The Bahamas. Most cruise passengers walk right past it.
Nassau Cruise Port Transportation Guide: Taxis, Jitneys & Water Taxis (2026 Costs)
Most cruise passengers in Nassau default to the first taxi outside the terminal and pay more than they should. Here are all four transportation options with 2026 prices.
Atlantis from the Cruise Port: Is It Worth the Half-Day Trip?
Atlantis can be the highlight of a Nassau cruise stop, but only if your schedule, budget, and travel style actually fit the experience.
Rainy Day in Nassau: A Cruise Passenger’s Backup Plan
Rain does not have to ruin your Nassau cruise stop. It just means switching from beach mode to food, culture, museums, and a smarter port-day route.
What to Do in Nassau on a Royal Caribbean Cruise Stop
Royal Caribbean stops in Nassau give you anywhere from 4 to 10 hours depending on your itinerary. Here's exactly how to use that time without wasting a minute of it.
Nassau Straw Market: What to Buy, What to Skip, and How to Negotiate
The Nassau Straw Market is one of the most visited places in the Bahamas. Here's how to navigate it, what's worth buying, and what comes from a factory in China.
