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Discover the historical and cultural highlights of Downtown Nassau, all in one excursion: this small-group walking tour makes it easy to explore. Pick between morning and afternoon departure times, and meet your guide right near the waterfront. You’ll see landmarks like the Queen’s Staircase, Fort Fincastle, and Government House; can enjoy a local chocolate and wine tasting; and can even visit the National Art Gallery of The Bahamas.

Take in Nassau’s top attractions from the comfort of an air-conditioned bus with this city sightseeing tour. Set off directly from the cruise port or your hotel and take in Nassau’s historic forts and other landmarks while you learn about the local history from your guide. Enjoy tastings at a historic rum cake bakery and a distillery, relax on Junkanoo Beach, and try local specialties (own expense) at Arawak Cay.

Combine Banana boat riding, parasailing, and a ride on a jetski in this ultimate water sports activity package at Cabbage Beach. This 2-hour excursion includes some free time on the beach; round-trip transportation from your hotel or the cruise port in Nassau provided.

Experience the history and food of the island of Nassau on this half-day bus tour. Learn about the traditional food and drink of the Bahamas while tasting samples of authentic dishes. Sip on local beers and bush teas, visit a cake factory, a historical museum, and ancient battle forts. End your day with a Bahamian-style lunch at a local restaurant. Hotel or port pickup and drop-off is included.

Short on time but want to see Nassau’s highlights? This 2-hour private ride offers the perfect introduction to the Bahamian capital. With hotel, port, or airport pickup in a comfortable vehicle and an English-speaking driver, you’ll explore the city’s top landmarks at your own pace. Begin at the Queen’s Staircase, a dramatic 18th-century limestone passage and one of Nassau’s most iconic sights. Continue up to Fort Fincastle, where sweeping views stretch over the city, Paradise Island, and the Atlantic. Drive past the pink-hued Government House, official residence of the Governor-General, before reaching Rawson Square and the historic Parliament Buildings, rich with colorful facades and statues. Time permitting, stop at The Caves, a natural limestone formation near the island’s western end. Ideal for cruise passengers, business travelers, or anyone seeking Nassau’s culture and history in under two hours—fully private and customizable to your schedule.