Things To Do in The Bahamas

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 range from excellent reef experiences to overpriced open-water swims. Here is how to book the right one before your ship arrives.

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.

Near Great Abaco, Castaway Cay is Disney's private island, exclusive to cruise passengers, with zoned beaches and nearly 2,000 Tripadvisor reviews.

Nassau is warm year-round, but the experience varies significantly by season. Here is the honest weather guide with practical packing advice for every month.

Cruise ship Nassau excursions are marked up 40–60% over comparable independent bookings. Here is how to do Nassau on your own terms for less money and a better experience.

Steps from Baha Mar, Meze Grill blends a Mediterranean steakhouse menu with a polished dining room that has quietly become one of Nassau's most talked about tables.

A turquoise food truck at Nassau Cruise Port, Tropical Breeze serves fresh bites and daiquiris, with happy hour 2x1 pricing kicking off at 3pm.

On Taino Beach in Freeport, The Stoned Crab serves stone crab and Asian Caribbean fusion seafood on an oceanfront terrace, a step up from the usual beach shack.

Same island, same week, three separate homecomings. Here is what Bay Fest, Back to the Bay, and the Bannerman Town Festival actually look like on the ground.

A law promised freedom in 1834. It took four more years, one renamed holiday, and an entire neighborhood built by freed people to become the celebration it is today.

Between roughly 1706 and 1718, Nassau was the closest thing the world has seen to a functioning pirate republic. Here is the real history of what happened and why it matters.

A wooden facade on Deveaux Street, ENVE Lounge opens for lunch and drinks and shifts into a livelier scene once the sun goes down.

On a quiet Freeport beach, the Two Dollar Bar and Grill has built a decade of loyal regulars, cheap drinks, and a wall where every visitor leaves their name.

The Grill Hut Bahamas is not trying to be Nassau's most impressive venue. It is trying to be the most reliably good bar and casual restaurant within steps of the cruise terminal — and it succeeds.

From free WiFi at Festival Place to BTC prepaid plans and eSIM options, here is exactly how to stay connected in Nassau on a short port day.

Bahamian English is a full dialect with its own rules. These 8 expressions are the ones tourists misunderstand most in Nassau, explained with real examples.

Nassau Cruise Port sits at number one Prince George Wharf in downtown Nassau with six berths, four transport options and a ferry to Paradise Island every 30 minutes from 9 AM to 12 PM.