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Island-hop from Nassau on a private 4-hour charter that combines drop-line fishing with snorkeling among green sea turtles. Visit Sandy Cay, Gilligan's Island and a beach bar for a customizable half-day on the water.
Island-hop from Nassau on a private 4-hour charter that combines drop-line fishing with snorkeling among green sea turtles. Visit Sandy Cay, Gilligan's Island and a beach bar for a customizable half-day on the water.
The engine settles to a conversational purr as the harbor drops away and the Bahamas opens into glassy turquoise.
Waves nudge the hull like an insistent guide; gulls wheel overhead and the sunlight skims the reef just below. In four hours you'll push off from near Nassau, thread past cays and shallow banks, and choose between drop-line fishing or slipping over the side with a snorkel to watch green sea turtles drift through coral gardens.
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Operated by Aqua Shores - Luxury Powerboat Tours · Nassau, New Providence
The engine settles to a conversational purr as the harbor drops away and the Bahamas opens into glassy turquoise.
Waves nudge the hull like an insistent guide; gulls wheel overhead and the sunlight skims the reef just below. In four hours you'll push off from near Nassau, thread past cays and shallow banks, and choose between drop-line fishing or slipping over the side with a snorkel to watch green sea turtles drift through coral gardens.
These small islands sit on ancient limestone platforms built from coral and shells; currents and storms sculpted the keys and left pockets of sand where powder-white beaches now hold volleyball nets and beach bars. Gilligan's Island and Sandy Cay have become iconic photo stops—simple shorelines that show why travelers have favored these waters for generations. Local culture is beach-forward: boat captains who read the swell, laid-back bars on tiny islands, and a long history of fishing that feeds families and tourism alike.
Practically, expect a private 4‑hour charter with snorkeling equipment provided and bottled water included. Mornings are usually calmer for snorkeling; afternoons can bring more wind. Bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a light long-sleeve or sun shirt, cash for the beach bar, and motion‑sickness meds if you’re prone. Respect wildlife: watch turtles from a distance and avoid touching coral. The crew will brief on fishing regulations and safe snorkeling practices—follow their lead and you’ll get the best of the Bahamas in a single, efficient outing.
Yes — basic fishing gear is provided as part of the private charter; inform the operator of interest in fishing when booking.
Green turtles are commonly seen at Green Cay and nearby reefs, but wildlife sightings cannot be guaranteed; mornings often offer calmer visibility.
No — lunch and bar items at the beach bar are not included; bring cash or buy on-site if available.
The tour is family-friendly; infants and small children can ride in strollers before boarding, and life jackets are provided, but non-swimmers should remain near the boat and notify the captain.
Aqua Shores - Luxury Powerboat Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The engine settles to a conversational purr as the harbor drops away and the Bahamas opens into glassy turquoise.
Waves nudge the hull like an insistent guide; gulls wheel overhead and the sunlight skims the reef just below. In four hours you'll push off from near Nassau, thread past cays and shallow banks, and choose between drop-line fishing or slipping over the side with a snorkel to watch green sea turtles drift through coral gardens.
The engine settles to a conversational purr as the harbor drops away and the Bahamas opens into glassy turquoise.
Waves nudge the hull like an insistent guide; gulls wheel overhead and the sunlight skims the reef just below. In four hours you'll push off from near Nassau, thread past cays and shallow banks, and choose between drop-line fishing or slipping over the side with a snorkel to watch green sea turtles drift through coral gardens.
These small islands sit on ancient limestone platforms built from coral and shells; currents and storms sculpted the keys and left pockets of sand where powder-white beaches now hold volleyball nets and beach bars. Gilligan's Island and Sandy Cay have become iconic photo stops—simple shorelines that show why travelers have favored these waters for generations. Local culture is beach-forward: boat captains who read the swell, laid-back bars on tiny islands, and a long history of fishing that feeds families and tourism alike.
Practically, expect a private 4‑hour charter with snorkeling equipment provided and bottled water included. Mornings are usually calmer for snorkeling; afternoons can bring more wind. Bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a light long-sleeve or sun shirt, cash for the beach bar, and motion‑sickness meds if you’re prone. Respect wildlife: watch turtles from a distance and avoid touching coral. The crew will brief on fishing regulations and safe snorkeling practices—follow their lead and you’ll get the best of the Bahamas in a single, efficient outing.