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Fort Charlotte: The Nassau Attraction With a Cannon That Never Fired
A 250 year old fort with 42 cannons, none of them ever fired in anger, and a Wednesday and Friday reenactment that ends with a very loud exception to that rule.
Nassau Snorkeling Tours: What to Book Before Your Cruise Arrives
Nassau snorkeling tours range from excellent reef experiences to overpriced open-water swims. Here is how to book the right one before your ship arrives.
Cable Beach Nassau: The Complete 2026 Guide
Cable Beach is Nassau's most developed beach destination — a long westward stretch with resorts, watersports, and a sea view that improves the further from the city you walk. Here is the complete guide.
Swimming With Pigs in Exuma: How to Do the Day Trip from Nassau
The swimming pigs of Big Major Cay are real, the water is that colour, and the day trip from Nassau is more doable than most people think. Here is the complete guide.
Nassau VIP Cabana Rentals: Where to Book a Private Beach Day Near the Cruise Port
Nassau cabana rentals give cruise passengers a shaded, private home base for the day. Here is where to book one near the cruise port and what each option costs.
Bahama Bay Pool Club Nassau Review: Is the Day Pass Worth It?
An honest review of Bahama Bay Pool Club in Nassau — what's included, what's not, who it's right for, and whether the day pass is worth booking before your cruise arrives.
Swimming with Dolphins in Nassau: The Complete Guide to Blue Lagoon Island
Swimming with dolphins in Nassau happens at Blue Lagoon Island, a private island 25 minutes by ferry from Nassau Harbour operated by a Bahamian family for more than 30 years.
Cat Island and The Hermitage: The Most Unusual Day in the Bahamas
Cat Island has an eight-mile pink sand beach and a hand-built stone monastery at the highest point in all of The Bahamas. There is nothing like it anywhere else in the archipelago.
Bonefishing in Andros: What You Need to Know Before You Go
Andros is the largest island in the Bahamas and one of the least visited. The west coast has almost nothing except bonefish, which is exactly the point.
