Explore Nassau like never before on a fun, GUIDED and easy-to-ride electric trike! Glide effortlessly through the vibrant streets of downtown as you take in colorful colonial architecture, bustling markets, and historic landmarks. Feel the ocean breeze as you cruise past the harbor, stop for photos at must-see spots, and soak up the island’s lively culture. Whether it’s your first time in Nassau or you’re a returning visitor, this adventure is the perfect mix of sightseeing and pure fun—no riding experience needed.
After exiting your ship, make your way past the port security area. Continue walking straight, following the flow of passengers, until you come to the main exit gate of the port. On your right-hand side, you’ll notice the Junkanoo Museum, which is a good landmark to let you know you’re heading the right way. Once you pass through the gate and step outside of the port, look directly across the street — you’ll see the water fountain. That’s our meeting point. We’ll be waiting there for you, wearing bright neon green shirts and holding up our tour signs so you can easily spot us.
After exiting your ship ask any port staff where the water fountain is located to ensure taking the correct exit. Go through the exit and directly across the street is the fountain. We will meet you there wearing bright neon green shirts and holding up our tour signs.
Built in 1788 by the British, Fort Charlotte is Nassau’s largest fort, perched on a hill with commanding views of Nassau Harbor. Named after Queen Charlotte, it features dungeons, underground passageways, and a dry moat. Though it never saw combat, it offers a fascinating glimpse into 18th-century military history.
Arawak Cay, known locally as the Fish Fry, is Nassau’s hub for authentic Bahamian cuisine. Just west of downtown, it’s lined with colorful restaurants and food stalls serving conch fritters, fried fish, grilled lobster, and other island favorites. It’s a lively spot where locals and visitors mingle over good food and music.
Located near downtown Nassau and the cruise port, Long Wharf Beach is a tranquil stretch of white sand and turquoise water. Popular with both locals and visitors, it’s perfect for a quick swim, sunbathing, or simply enjoying a peaceful escape while watching boats glide through the harbor.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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