Ships dock at Nassau Cruise Port. These are the stops worth your time, timed on foot from the terminal.
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Walk times from Nassau Cruise Port.
Historic auction hall exploring Bahamian slavery and freedom
Waterfront Bahamian restaurant steps from the cruise port
Cool sweet stop for scoops on Bay Street
Lively Mexican restaurant and bar offering a daily fiesta
Luxury watches and fine jewelry retailer in the Caribbean
Historic bustling bazaar for woven straw crafts and woodcarvings
Interactive museum chronicling the golden age of Caribbean piracy
Casual harbour-facing bar serving drinks and pub fare
Cosy George Street café for espresso and light meals
Tropical Caribbean lifestyle brand founded in 2003
The Bahamas' first craft brewery in downtown Nassau
Colourful apparel shop for island-themed clothing
Handy gift shop directly along downtown's retail corridor
Vibrant celebration of the Bahamas' premier street festival
Laid-back open-air sports bar with local bites
Expansive collection tracing centuries of island history
Picturesque 1850s stone archway separating downtown from Grant's Town
Friendly nautical pub on the harbour promenade
Lively downtown public beach within walking distance of ships
Historic stone water tower at Nassau's highest point
The Bahamas' oldest standing lighthouse at the harbour entrance
Eighteen acres of tropical flora and peaceful walking paths
Expansive 18th-century British fortress with moats and dungeons
Sweeping shoreline of powdery white sand on Paradise Island
Authentic Bahamian home-style kitchen on Collins Avenue
Lush tropical sanctuary renowned for marching flamingos
Full-service pharmacy and travel essentials shop
Atlantis resort's elaborate mythical aquarium complex
Worth finding if you have an hour spare.
Refined Italian dining in an intimate historic courtyard
Premier Bahamian visual arts museum in a historic villa
Paddle-steamer-shaped hill fort with harbour panoramas
Monumental limestone staircase carved by enslaved workers
More ports nearby: Freeport, Miami, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, Long Island (Bahamas).