Nassau Cruise Reviews

Lots of construction at Nassau. ...

Same old T-shirt shops with nick knacks and junk! ...

Wen to Blue Lagoon. Ok excursion for price but no wow factor. ...

We have visited Nassau numerous times, so we decided to simply sleep in late and stay on the Sky. However, for first time visitors, while a crowded and busy island, there are numerous things to visit and see, including Paradise Island. I would recommend taking a walk or taxi up to the John Watling’s Rum Distillery. Snorkeling and beach activities are mediocre at best compared to Caribbean ...

It was really fun, the only part of the trip where I didn’t feel ostracized. I recommend porting in Nassau, the people are nice (but they hustle hard) and I never felt unsafe. ...

Right off port, not many dining /bars to go to. ...

I went through the trouble of booking a private food tour through Tru Bahamian Food Tours and it was excellent but this still remains one of my least favorite ports. The drinks were better than the food and the food was decent but nothing to write home about. Most of the vendors are either pushy and aggressive or rude and desperate and it is not a fun experience to explore on your own in my ...

The Nassau port is currently experiencing construction work and that restricted the ability for people to walk to land. Once on land, it is pure chaos while trying to find a ride to where you want to go. I found that they put people into groups by destination and wait for the group to become large enough to fill a small van or bus. This can be stressful and confusing, but we did end up making it ...

Very long walk to the town. No transport for the physically challenged. ...

Not my favorite (never has been). Be prepared to be hounded by those wanting to sell you tours of course. Shopping is pretty much like any port. We did stumble onto a grocery store just left out of port and down about a mile or so. Good place to buy some water or soft drink. ...