Half-day Tours in New Providence Island

Don't let your vacation get in the way of working out. Explore Nassau's highlights with a fitness instructor guide and discover how easy it is to stay in shape while you sightsee. Whether you're running up the Queen's Staircase or practicing yoga at Cabbage Beach, your instructor can adapt the workouts to your fitness level. Plus, towels and water bottles are provided during your tour.

Explore Nassau's historic sites and attractions in just a few hours on this sightseeing tour, a great choice for a shore excursion or for first-time visitors with limited time. Visit the Queen's Staircase, Fort Fincastle, Rawson Square, the Governor's House, and more. Plus, shop for souvenirs at the Straw Market, stick your toes in the sand at the Atlantis Resort, and taste Bahamian rum cake.

Explore Nassau by land and sea during this 3-hour sightseeing tour. Board a catamaran and sail the Bahamian waters for 1.5 hours with a friendly captain. Relax and enjoy scenic views of the harbor and the coast. Then go ashore to explore the historical attractions downtown, such as the Governor's Mansion and the Straw Market, with commentary from your knowledgeable local guide. Visit the legendary Atlantis Resort on Paradise Island for photo ops before your return to Prince George Wharf.

Discover Nassau's history and culture on this 2-hour guided sightseeing tour. Learn about the city's fascinating past through your local guide's commentary during visits to landmarks like Fort Charlotte, Fort Fincastle and the Government House. Climb down the famous Queen's staircase and stop by cultural sites like the Straw Market and Arawak Cay. Finish the tour with a delectable visit to a local rum cake factory. Round-trip transportation from Nassau hotels is included. 

Get an in-depth look at the Heritage Museum of the Bahamas on this guided tour. See artifacts and relics related to the island's history, dating back many generations, accompanied by thoughtful commentary. Learn about the various explorers that shaped the history of the Caribbean and see a multitude of island treasures, such as a 4.5-billion-year-old meteorite. Museum entrance fees included.