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Ship docks at 1:30. Not interested in Atlantis waterpark or spending $85 a person for a few hours on the beach excursion. Is there a beach we can spend a few hours on by taking a cab?

 

 

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Ship docks at 1:30. Not interested in Atlantis waterpark or spending $85 a person for a few hours on the beach excursion. Is there a beach we can spend a few hours on by taking a cab?

 

 

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A lot of people may suggest Junkanoo Beach which is a public beach, but the one time we walked there we were NOT impressed! It was dirty with a lot of shady characters.

 

Personally we stay on the ship in Nassau......sorry..... :o

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We've been to Junkanoo several times. We walk there, it's free and it's an ok beach for a few hours. We've never had any problems, and I've always felt safe there.

 

Sherri:)

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Someone here referred me to resortforaday.com and they have a British colonial hilton pass for 60$ a person which includes a 40$ food and beverage credit at the hotel. Likely what we'll be doing on our upcoming cruise in October!

 

 

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We walked to Junkanoo Beach-perfectly fine for a few hours. We had time to go to Da Fish Fry for lunch, and then John Watlings Rum Distillary, where you can do a free self guided tour and sample the rum.

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Last time we were in Nassau, we walked over to Junkanoo Beach. There were a couple of other ships in port, so there were other cruisers there. Felt totally safe. Could rent a beach chair and there were some concession stands there, but we didn't eat. Wasn't the best beach we've ever been to, but it was fine.

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Someone here referred me to resortforaday.com and they have a British colonial hilton pass for 60$ a person which includes a 40$ food and beverage credit at the hotel. Likely what we'll be doing on our upcoming cruise in October!

 

 

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Thank you very much. Looks like a winning plan.

 

 

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Just wanted to make sure you were going when it would be warm because it can get quite chilly in the winter.

The British Colonial Hilton is a good choice. :)

LuLu

 

And it's really close to the port. You can see the Hilton from the deck of your ship. It's right next to Senor Frog's.

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You can consider the Melia on Cable Beach. You can take a taxi for about $5pp or a local bus. The day pass is $30pp& purchased at the hotel. We will try it on our cruise the end of July. Gets very good reviews.

 

 

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Someone here referred me to resortforaday.com and they have a British colonial hilton pass for 60$ a person which includes a 40$ food and beverage credit at the hotel. Likely what we'll be doing on our upcoming cruise in October!

 

 

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Thank you for this information - we are a party of 9 and this will offer something for everyone - we are actually in port from 8 am to 11:59 pm so we have time for the beach and then can go back to the ship change and site see - again thanks.

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