Top Nassau Full-day Tours

Explore Nassau on the reggae and rhythms tour, an adults-only adventure filled with dancing, cocktails, and a party vibe. Sip on signature rum punch as you jam to reggae beats, uncover fun local stories, and compete in games for prizes. With stops at iconic spots like the Graycliff Hotel, Cable Beach, Bahama Barrels, and John Watling’s Distillery, you’ll connect with new friends while soaking up the island's vibrant energy.

Explore 7 different Bahamian islands by chartered plane and boat! Snorkel a plane wreck, swim through an underwater cave, feed iguanas, and more. If you’re adventurous, you can even swim with pigs and sharks. Otherwise, simply relax on one of the private beaches. As well as transport and a guide, this tour includes lunch at a local restaurant and non-alcoholic drinks.

Ride on a powerboat to Allen's Cay and the private Ship Channel Cay during this full-day adventure from Nassau. Accompanied by a local guide, leave the bustle of Nassau behind and head out to some of the less-visited Bahamian islands. Feed the native endangered iguanas at Allen's Cay, then zip over to Ship Channel Cay, your own private island. Lunch, open bar, and round-trip transportation from Nassau hotels are included.

This sightseeing tour with a local guide packs an impressive amount of history and cultural insight into one tour. Visit landmarks such as the Queen's Staircase, Rawson Square, Parliament Square, Forts Fincastle and Montagu, and Straw Market, where you can purchase Bahamian souvenirs. You’ll also sample local foods such as chocolate, rum cake, and piña coladas.

Tour Nassau's landmarks and highlights, including a visit to the Atlantis Resort aboard a comfortable minivan. During this 2.5-hour sightseeing tour, huff up the Queen Victoria staircase for spectacular photo ops and visit the Bahamas Rum Cake Factory. Visit the famous Atlantis resort, the Graycliff Chocolate Factory and John Watling's Distillery. Along the way, enjoy historical and cultural commentary from your local guide. Round-trip transportation from the Nassau port or hotels is included.

Make exploring beyond Nassau simple, and enjoy a unique nature and wildlife experience, on this half-day cruise to the unspoiled Rose Island. On this tour, head to a local animal sanctuary where you can observe wildlife such as peacocks, curly tail lizards, and even farm-rescued swimming pigs. Opt to take a dip in the water with the pigs, snorkel in the crystal-clear waters, and indulge in a delicious buffet-style lunch and open bar.

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Capture Nassau’s most photogenic spots on a 3–4 hour private ride designed for Instagram lovers and content creators. Begin at the Queen’s Staircase, framed by tropical greenery, then climb to Fort Fincastle for panoramic city views. Continue to Heritage Village, where colorful colonial storefronts showcase local chocolate, cigars, and wine—perfect for foodie and lifestyle shots. At Gregory’s Arch, frame the pastel facades of East Hill Street through an iconic stone gateway for striking symmetry. Pause at St. Francis Xavier Cathedral, a serene pastel church ideal for portraits and architectural photos. End at Love Beach, where palm silhouettes and turquoise water set the stage for barefoot walks or golden hour portraits. With your private English-speaking driver, you can linger, change outfits, or tailor the route. Optional stops include Graycliff Hotel, Balcony House Museum, or the National Art Gallery for even more textures and charm.

The all-inclusive bar leaves not much to be desired, the lunch is a scrumptious barbeque chicken and ribs buffet with salad, rice, bread, and fruit. The snorkeling is said to be some of the best and the uninhabited beach is just to die for. Let's not forget the sea turtles for viewing not swimming.