Junkanoo Beach - It is also called the Western Esplanade or Lighthouse Beach. It is the closest to the cruise terminal and is a narrow strip of beach but it is very convenient with restrooms, changing facilities and a snack bar.
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It's a safe walk, around 20 minutes. As you exit Welcome Center walk to the right away from the ship and keep the water to your right.
Junkanoo BeachUnless you are visiting during spring break, you will find it to be relatively less crowded than Cable beach or cabbage beach. Furthermore, Junkanoo beach has public restrooms and changing areas, which is an amenity found in very few beaches in the Bahamas.
If you have never been to Nassau and want something free to do, your best bet is to get off the ship for a few hours and explore Downtown Nassau! Sure, you can book a walking tour through your cruise line, but most of the sites are easily accessible on your own and just 5-10 minutes from the cruise pier.
Violent crime, such as burglaries, armed robberies, and sexual assaults, occur in both tourist and non-tourist areas. Be vigilant when staying at short-term vacation rental properties where private security companies do not have a presence.
Yes!I think it's worth getting off the ship even if you prefer to skip the excursions (aka port adventures). Exploring on your own is a great way to spend the morning. But also take advantage of lower crowds onboard the ship.
Guests are free to utilize their cellular data or connect to our onboard Wi-Fi on any ship. But, please be aware that cellular data used on the ship or in certain ports of call will result in charges from your cell phone provider.
You absolutely do not have to do shore excursions on a cruise. You are free to come and go at will from most cruise ships while they are in ports of call. Shore excursions are simply one means to explore the areas visited by the ship and to participate in available activities off the ship.
Walking barefoot on sand and taking breaks while standing in the water will massage the soles of your feet. The motion activates venous and lymphatic circulation, making your feet feel nice and relaxed. No need for a fancy foot scrub. Walking on sand will exfoliate dead skin cells and make your feet feel softer.