Take some time to explore three different islands off the coast of Nassau by speedboat. Visit the coral reef by Pearl Island, snorkel in the waters, and spot the colorful and majestic fish. Then, admire turtles at Turtle Cay, before getting playful with the local pigs of Rose Island. Meet your guide and board a private speedboat to ride the waves to Pearl Island. Make a stop for snorkeling and let yourself explore the underwater world of fish and marine life. Then, find yourself at Turtle Cay, a small untouched and uninhabited cay where local turtles and other wildlife thrive. Walk the stunning turquoise beach, where kids of all ages can play, run, and enjoy family fun. Take some time to enjoy some snacks, snorkel, and bask in the sun. Afterward, get excited for swimming with the pigs on Rose Island. Feel like a kid again as you splash and snort with these little animals and love experiencing something truly unique to this part of the world. Eat some lunch and sit back and relax before taking the scenic route back to your pickup point.

Embark on a thrilling 15-minute speedboat ride from Nassau out to Pearl Island and over to Green Turtle Cay where you observe green turtles swim in the shallow waters. Take photos of the turtles and other thriving marine life. Take off from Bay Shore Marina toward Pearl Island via a 40-ft speedboat and escape over to Green Turtle Cay to take photos of the green turtles and other thriving marine life. Stay here for 30 minutes up to 1 hour. Then, head over to Rose Island for more snorkeling with colorful fish. Relax and unwind with some private beach time enjoying the balmy Bahama breeze and calm sounds of the ocean. Bottled water and light snacks are provided. At the end of the tour, take a scenic return ride back to Bay Shore Marina.

Spend the day snorkeling and kayaking or lazing on a hammock on the private beach at Sandy Toes. If you feel like some adventure, take a tube ride in a water-ski tubes, or socialize with other guests during a game of volleyball or dizzy lizard. Rent a water float and bask in the sun or hang out at the Sandy Toes Beach Bar for music and a famous Sandy Toes drink. Whatever you fancy, your experience on the beach is sure to be a memorable one. Your full-day excursion includes a scenic boat ride to and from the Sandy Toes private island. Once on the island, an array of activities are available, including guided snorkeling and fish feedings. See the swimming pigs that inhabit Sandy Toes. Watch the animals come out to play in the habitat in which they have been raised. Dine on a buffet lunch, served on a southern pavilion overlooking the picturesque Lower Harbor, or shop in the Sandy Toes Gift Shop with one-of-a-kind souvenirs available for purchase.

Glide across the water in a speedboat on this boat tour from Nassau to Rose Island. Choose from a private or a group tour. Speed past mansions on Paradise Island before stopping to snorkel and enjoy the beach on Rose Island. Relax on the beach, snorkel, and visit a coral reef. Meet your guide at the Bayshore Marina and get ready for a special adventure. Embark on the speedboat and set off passing Paradise Island. Cruise past the island and the beautiful million-dollar villas on the way to your first stop at Rose Island. The crew will provide you with all the equipment and a life jacket for snorkeling. Dive into crystal clear water with a very vibrant and lively reef full of colorful coral and beautiful fish in every direction. Hang out on the beach snorkeling and relaxing at Rose Island.  A refreshing punch will be provided as you relax and chat with your boatmates. Relax on the journey back Bayshore Marina where you finish the tour.

Enjoy a tour that includes everything you need for a full day of Exuma Cays' awesomeness. Experience the Exumas from the perspective of a local guide, and make 7 different stops at local highlights. Start your day on cloud nine by flying into Staniel Cay from Nassau. Upon arrival, you'll be escorted to your captain to start your day of adventure. Feed the local pigs at Pig Beach and swim with sharks at Compass Cay. Don't worry, these sharks are friendly and will offer you their back to pet. View the gorgeous Thunderball Grotto where movies like Splash, 007 Thunderball, and many others were filmed. Enjoy the chance to snorkel in this stunning site. Head to see the indigenous iguanas on Guana Cay, then stop by a sunken plane to snap great photos. Later, enjoy a dreamy stop on a white sandy beach and walk along a mile-long beautiful sandbar. After your adventure, you'll be taken for a local Bahamian lunch (not included) before heading back to the airport for your return flight to Nassau.

Experience the best of Nassau from a pedal crawler on this exciting tour. First, head to The Queen's Staircase, a jungle oasis hidden among the bustle of Nassau. Admire the plant life that forms a beautiful canopy for shade as you walk up the stairs to see the waterfall. Learn more about the rich history of the area and the significance of the "66 Steps" before heading to Graycliff Chocolatier. Here, savor fine chocolates produced in the Graycliff Chocolatier factory paired with wine and Bahamian appetizers.  Your next stop is Fort Charlotte. Let yourself be amazed by the fort's intriguing past and fascinating structure. Walk along the massive drawbridge and admire panoramic views of Nassau Harbor from the water-less moat. Next, head to the beating heart of the city, Arawak Cay. Discover some of the best, most authentic cuisine in the Bahamas here. At the Fish Fry, learn about the conch and its preparation and help yourself to some samples of this local delicacy. Finally, head to your final stop, Western Esplanade Beach. Enjoy a traditional Bahamian lunch served in a fresh pineapple bowl. Finish your day by admiring the beach views or taking a dip in the crystal-clear water.

Join this fantastic historic trip if you're looking to see more of the Bahamas than just the sun, sand, and sea. Get a glimpse into the rich local history by taking a trip from Nassau to New Providence to see the last standing plantation from the times of the Loyalists. Get picked up from your hotel in Nassau and ride over to the Clifton Heritage Site on New Providence Island. Explore the grounds and find some other hidden jewels while doing a plantation trail hike with the local tour guides. Take a trip back in time and learn interesting facts about the site. After your tour, stop briefly at Jaws Beach for an iconic photo at the original film location. Explore The Caves, popular among those looking for an adventure and how to some nocturnal animals, such as bats.

All aboard Cay Island Tours! Something nautical and newfangled now navigates Nassau’s harbor, above the coral reef and when the seas allow, over an old shipwreck! We are talking about a seacraft that looks like a UFO (unidentifiable floating object) with its sleek, semi-submersive design and 72 inch-monocular. What special features does this spectacular vessel boast? The Oculus I & II, which are 37’ Lookers, are not just glass-bottom boats; guests get an underwater view with a fish-eyed monocular. The boats’ build includes the innovative underwater fin; a curved winglike surface that is designed to lift a boat in motion, by means of reaction upon its surface from the water through which it moves – this is called a hydrofoil. In plain English, hydrofoils work to help a boat reduce drag and increase speed, thus it reduces fuel consumption. These vessels are stunning and agile. We are proud to announce that this product is eco-conscious. Our guests view the delicate marine life without caging, catching, or contact, which allows the biodiversity of the reef to thrive as it was naturally intended to. The hydrofoil design minimizes harmful emissions as fuel consumption is reduced against mileage. Cay Island Tour welcomes the opportunity to showcase, educate and advocate for coral reef conservation. The tour is 2 hours and departs from the Paradise Island Ferry Terminal daily. Private group charters are also available. There is a strong focus to educate our visitors and Bahamians on the importance of our coral reef system.