Shore Day
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.
A Day at Lucayan National Park: Grand Bahama's Natural Treasure
Twenty-five miles east of Freeport, Lucayan National Park contains all six Bahamian vegetation zones, a world-class cave system, and Gold Rock Beach.
Nassau Kayaking Through the Mangroves: The Shore Day Nobody Is Selling You
Inside Bonefish Pond National Park, Nassau's most visited national park, a network of mangrove channels offers one of the quietest and most genuine shore day experiences on the island.
Ardastra Gardens: Nassau's Flamingo Encounter That Most Cruise Passengers Walk Right Past
One mile from the pier, Nassau's only wildlife conservation centre has been protecting Caribbean flamingos since 1937. Here's why it's the most overlooked shore day on the island.
Blue Lagoon Island: The Private Island Shore Day Most Nassau Cruise Passengers Haven't Booked
Four miles from Nassau Cruise Port sits a private Bahamian island with dolphin encounters, sea lions, and one of the best beach days in the Caribbean. Here's the honest guide.
Horseback Riding on a Nassau Beach: The Shore Day Almost No Cruise Passenger Books
Fewer than fifty cruise passengers a day in Nassau spend it on horseback in the Caribbean. Here's how to be one of them, and why it is worth the booking.
Nassau Spa & Wellness Day from the Cruise Port: Where to Reset Before Boarding
The ship has a spa. The Bahamas has actual silence, trained therapists, and a few hours where you can stop feeling like you are on a boat. Here's where to go.
Nassau Water Sports from the Cruise Port — What's Worth It and What to Skip
Nassau has water sports at every corner of the pier.Nassau has water sports at every corner of the pier. Not all of them are worth your time. Here's what to book, what to skip, and how to make the most of your port stop.
