Nassau

Exploring Nassau on a moped is a great way to take in the sights at your own pace! The ride itself can be quite fun, and you can easily cover a lot of ground.

Adastra Gardens is a beautiful, peaceful escape in Nassau. Located just outside the main downtown area, this 9-acre botanical garden and wildlife park offers visitors a chance to immerse themselves in nature. The garden also features wildlife exhibits, including exotic birds, flamingos, and even some reptiles. One of the standout attractions is the park’s Bahama Parrot, which is a critically endangered species.

Junkanoo Beach is close to the city and offers a laid-back vibe. You can enjoy the turquoise waters, rent a chair, or grab a drink from one of the local bars along the beach. It's a great place to take a break, soak in some sun, and dip your toes in the warm Caribbean Sea.

One of Nassau's historical landmarks, the Queen's Staircase is a set of 66 steps carved out of limestone rock in the late 18th century. It’s a short ride from the main downtown area, and once you arrive, you can climb the staircase and explore the surrounding park.

While a bit outside the central Nassau area, it’s worth the ride to Paradise Island, home to the famous Atlantis Resort. You don’t have to stay there to enjoy the incredible architecture and surroundings. Take a stroll around the resort, visit the Marina Village for shopping, or even check out the public beach nearby.

If you're looking for a unique souvenir or want to try your hand at something creative, making sea shell pottery bowls in Nassau is a fantastic activity! The experience is perfect for those who want to create something personal and meaningful to take home. You get to mold your own bowl, decorate it with shells you may have collected, and learn about local pottery techniques from the artisans.

The Pearl Island Stingray Encounter is a thrilling and unique experience just a 30 minute boat ride off the coast of Nassau, where you can get up close and personal with friendly stingrays in their natural habitat. During this guided tour, you'll have the chance to interact with these gentle creatures, feeding and swimming with them in crystal-clear waters. The experience offers a great combination of fun and education, as expert guides share fascinating information about the stingrays' behaviors and conservation efforts. When we first got there our guide walked us into 2 feet deep water and we sat down in a circle.  He said the stingrays are like dogs, would come over to smell us, get to know us, and they would remember us. The fenced enclosure was about 100’ by 100’ and went to about 10’ deep at the fence. All of these 3-4 foot rays swimming between us and letting us pet them was unforgettable!