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Spend a half‑day on a private 34ft center console from Nassau—swap between snorkeling vibrant reefs, fishing inshore or offshore, and beach stops at Rose Island or Gilligan’s Island. This flexible charter includes snorkel and fishing gear plus a local captain.
Spend a half‑day on a private 34ft center console from Nassau—swap between snorkeling vibrant reefs, fishing inshore or offshore, and beach stops at Rose Island or Gilligan’s Island. This flexible charter includes snorkel and fishing gear plus a local captain.
You step off the marina docks into salt-slick light and a 34-foot center console waiting like a promise of open water.
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Operated by Born Free Charters · Nassau, New Providence
You step off the marina docks into salt-slick light and a 34-foot center console waiting like a promise of open water.
The engine hums, the captain checks lines, and Nassau’s harbor slips behind you as the shallow banks unfurl into aquamarine—coral gardens rising out of pale sand that dare you to dive in. On a half-day charter you can switch gears between casting lines for inshore species, sliding over reefs with snorkel gear, or beaching on powder-white sand at Rose Island and the famously photographed “Gilligan’s Island.”
The Bahamas sits on a vast limestone shelf; reefs and sand flats reflect a geological history of changing sea levels and living coral. Culturally, New Providence blends Loyalist, African, and Lucayan influences—ports and small beach bars like Footprints reflect that layered maritime life.
Expect short, salt-bright swims, shallow coral formations scattered with parrotfish, and open-water runs that pull the pulse up a notch. The boat includes bottled water, snorkel and fishing gear, and a local captain who knows current, tide, and the best hollows for bait.
Practical notes: the trip is suitable for most fitness levels but requires basic balance getting on and off a skiff and entering the water. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, sun protection, and shoes for sharp shells; if you plan a beach stop, budget for landing fees and lunch. Weather can shift quickly—check forecasts and confirm pick-up details if you’re arriving by cruise ship. This charter gives you the flexibility to fish, snorkel, or simply drift in one of the Caribbean’s clearest rooms.
Yes—snorkel equipment and basic fishing gear are included with the charter, so you can switch activities without extra rentals.
The boat accommodates up to seven guests, making it a private half‑day experience ideal for small groups.
Bottled water and an ice cooler are provided; lunch and any beach landing fees (for places like Footprints Beach Bar) are not included and are paid locally.
For a full refund you must cancel at least 24 hours before departure; bad weather cancellations are covered by the operator.
Born Free Charters operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the marina docks into salt-slick light and a 34-foot center console waiting like a promise of open water.
You step off the marina docks into salt-slick light and a 34-foot center console waiting like a promise of open water.
The engine hums, the captain checks lines, and Nassau’s harbor slips behind you as the shallow banks unfurl into aquamarine—coral gardens rising out of pale sand that dare you to dive in. On a half-day charter you can switch gears between casting lines for inshore species, sliding over reefs with snorkel gear, or beaching on powder-white sand at Rose Island and the famously photographed “Gilligan’s Island.”
The Bahamas sits on a vast limestone shelf; reefs and sand flats reflect a geological history of changing sea levels and living coral. Culturally, New Providence blends Loyalist, African, and Lucayan influences—ports and small beach bars like Footprints reflect that layered maritime life.
Expect short, salt-bright swims, shallow coral formations scattered with parrotfish, and open-water runs that pull the pulse up a notch. The boat includes bottled water, snorkel and fishing gear, and a local captain who knows current, tide, and the best hollows for bait.
Practical notes: the trip is suitable for most fitness levels but requires basic balance getting on and off a skiff and entering the water. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, sun protection, and shoes for sharp shells; if you plan a beach stop, budget for landing fees and lunch. Weather can shift quickly—check forecasts and confirm pick-up details if you’re arriving by cruise ship. This charter gives you the flexibility to fish, snorkel, or simply drift in one of the Caribbean’s clearest rooms.