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Nassau is the capital of the Bahamas, on New Providence Island in the central Bahamas archipelago. The harbour holds three major charter marinas: Nassau Yacht Haven, Atlantis Marina (megayacht, on Paradise Island across the bridge), and Bay Street Marina in the city centre. The Old Town holds the Government House (Pink House), the parliament buildings, and the colonial-era stone fortifications. Day-sail routes east reach the Exuma Cays chain in 6-8 hours, the closer Rose Island and Athol Island (snorkel anchorages, 30 minutes), and the swimming pigs at Big Major Cay. The Bahamas sit on a shallow limestone plateau — most of the inter-island waters average only 5-15 metres depth, with sand-bottom visibility to 20 metres on most days. Season runs year-round; peak December-April, hurricane June-November.
Palm Cay Marina is a modern marina and residential area located on Nassau's eastern shore.
- Berths: 194 slips accommodating vessels up to 48 meters.
- Depth: Water depths up to 3.5 meters.
- Services: Electricity, water supply, fuel station, waste management, restrooms and showers, 24-hour security.
- Additional Amenities: Restaurants, private beach, swimming pool, and market for added convenience.
This marina offers an exceptional blend of comfort and functionality for sailors and holidaymakers alike.
Nassau Yacht Haven Marina is a popular marina located near Nassau's city center.
- Berths: 130 slips accommodating yachts up to 46 meters.
- Depth: Water depths up to 4 meters.
- Services: Electricity, water, fuel station, restrooms, and laundry facilities.
- Additional Amenities: Nearby restaurants, cafes, and shopping stores.
This marina serves as a perfect base for exploring historic Nassau.
Cable Beach, one of Nassau’s most iconic destinations, is famed for its golden sands and crystal-clear waters. Surrounded by luxury resorts, it offers a vibrant atmosphere with opportunities for water sports, sunbathing, and relaxation. Whether enjoying jet skiing or dining at seaside restaurants, Cable Beach combines fun and tranquility for an unforgettable experience.
Jaws Beach, tucked away on Nassau’s western edge, is a serene haven for nature lovers. Known for its calm, clear waters and unspoiled beauty, it’s ideal for snorkeling and quiet relaxation. Far from the bustling crowds, Jaws Beach offers a tranquil escape into nature’s embrace.
Clifton Heritage National Park is a treasure trove of history, culture, and natural beauty on Nassau’s western edge. This park tells the story of the Bahamas through preserved historical ruins, trails surrounded by lush landscapes, and breathtaking coastal views. A standout feature is the underwater sculpture garden, where marine-inspired art and vibrant sea life merge beneath crystal-clear waters, offering a unique snorkeling experience. Perfect for nature lovers, history buffs, and adventurers, Clifton Heritage invites visitors to immerse themselves in the rich heritage and tranquil beauty of the Bahamas.
