So many Caribbean cruise itineraries include Nassau, Bahamas as a port
of call. It’s not surprising,
considering its beautiful beaches and great shopping! However, if you’re
looking for something a bit different to do on your stop in the Bahamas let me
make a few suggestions.

Bahamas Birding
Tours: Bahamas Outdoors Limited, has
been offering birding and nature tours in the Bahamas since 1997. Owner Carolyn
Wardle has been seriously birding for many years and is one of the first Bahamas
Ministry of Tourism certified Birding Tour Guides. Full or half day tours
depart from near the cruise ship. Included are use of binoculars, spotting
scope, field guides and refreshments. Local bird species present include the Bahama
Woodstar Hummingbird, Loggerhead Kingbird, Cuban Pewee, Greater Antillean
Bullfinch, Red-legged Thrush and so many more. This is a great tour for
birders, nature loves and nature photographers.
Nassau Pirate Museum: The Golden Age of Piracy lasted from 1690
to 1720, and Nassau, Bahamas was at its heart, attracting the greatest concentration of
pirates ever seen in the New World. This
fun and interactive museum located in the heart of downtown Nassau. Board the
pirate ship Revenge for an entertaining and educational history of pirates. It's
quite small and takes less than 30 mins to finish. My son loved this museum
when he was a little boy!
Bahamas Brews Tour:
Drink your way through downtown Nassau while learning a bit about the island’s
history on this beer and food walking tour. There are 3 stops including a
pirate-themed pub, an art gallery and the first craft brewery in the Bahamas.
At each stop you will sample three local beers from each of the major brands:
Sands, Kalik and Pirate Republic Brewing Co. paired with delicious snacks such
as local favorite, conch fritters, chicken wings and authentic German pretzels
with homemade mustard.
Have fun cruising to the Bahamas!
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