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Set sail from Paradise Island to Rose Island for a relaxed half‑day of snorkeling and beach time. This all‑inclusive trip includes hotel pickup, snorkel gear, snacks and an onboard bar—ideal for travelers who want a short, accessible reef experience.
Set sail from Paradise Island to Rose Island for a relaxed half‑day of snorkeling and beach time. This all‑inclusive trip includes hotel pickup, snorkel gear, snacks and an onboard bar—ideal for travelers who want a short, accessible reef experience.
The hull slips away from the dock behind Margaritaville and the harbor opens; a warm trade wind takes the sails while the Atlantic pushes the boat toward a low, uninhabited spit of sand. You’ll smell salt and sunscreen, hear the rigging sing, and soon the boat will drop anchor off Rose Island where coral gardens wait a short swim from shore.
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Operated by The Flying Cloud · Paradise Island, New Providence
The hull slips away from the dock behind Margaritaville and the harbor opens; a warm trade wind takes the sails while the Atlantic pushes the boat toward a low, uninhabited spit of sand. You’ll smell salt and sunscreen, hear the rigging sing, and soon the boat will drop anchor off Rose Island where coral gardens wait a short swim from shore.
Rose Island sits just east of Paradise Island and has long been a quiet outpost in the shallow shelf of New Providence. Geologically the island is a low carbonate cay formed by sand and broken coral, its beaches edged by fringing reefs that support colorful fish and hard corals. Culturally the islands around Nassau were key waypoints for Lucayan communities and later colonial mariners; today they’re prized for clear water and easy snorkeling.
On this all‑inclusive half‑day you’ll get hotel pickup, a 3.5‑hour sail/snorkel program (total outing often up to five hours with transfers), use of snorkel gear, bottled water, snacks and an all‑inclusive bar on board. Expect a relaxed pace: a guided swim around shallow reef, beach time on Rose Island (weather permitting), and time to dry off before the sail home.
Practical notes: arrive with reef‑safe sunscreen, a snug mask if you prefer your own, and a light coverup for sun and wind. Plan for quick shifting weather and bring a small dry bag for phones. This is an accessible, low‑effort way to experience Bahamas reefs without a long sea crossing.
The advertised on‑water program runs about 3.5 hours; with hotel pickup and drop‑off the total outing can be up to 5 hours—private transport is included where applicable.
Yes—use of snorkeling equipment is included, but many guests bring a personal mask for comfort.
Yes—there is beach time on Rose Island for non‑swimmers; life jackets are available for guests who prefer to stay near the surface.
You can cancel for a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure; trips may be canceled for bad weather.
The Flying Cloud operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The hull slips away from the dock behind Margaritaville and the harbor opens; a warm trade wind takes the sails while the Atlantic pushes the boat toward a low, uninhabited spit of sand. You’ll smell salt and sunscreen, hear the rigging sing, and soon the boat will drop anchor off Rose Island where coral gardens wait a short swim from shore.
The hull slips away from the dock behind Margaritaville and the harbor opens; a warm trade wind takes the sails while the Atlantic pushes the boat toward a low, uninhabited spit of sand. You’ll smell salt and sunscreen, hear the rigging sing, and soon the boat will drop anchor off Rose Island where coral gardens wait a short swim from shore.
Rose Island sits just east of Paradise Island and has long been a quiet outpost in the shallow shelf of New Providence. Geologically the island is a low carbonate cay formed by sand and broken coral, its beaches edged by fringing reefs that support colorful fish and hard corals. Culturally the islands around Nassau were key waypoints for Lucayan communities and later colonial mariners; today they’re prized for clear water and easy snorkeling.
On this all‑inclusive half‑day you’ll get hotel pickup, a 3.5‑hour sail/snorkel program (total outing often up to five hours with transfers), use of snorkel gear, bottled water, snacks and an all‑inclusive bar on board. Expect a relaxed pace: a guided swim around shallow reef, beach time on Rose Island (weather permitting), and time to dry off before the sail home.
Practical notes: arrive with reef‑safe sunscreen, a snug mask if you prefer your own, and a light coverup for sun and wind. Plan for quick shifting weather and bring a small dry bag for phones. This is an accessible, low‑effort way to experience Bahamas reefs without a long sea crossing.