Itinerary : Nassau, Grand Bahama, Turks & Caicos, Samana, La Romana



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Le Champlain
8 d
Balcony Stateroom
Nassau
01/19/2028
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US$ 5,920
Other departures:
02 Feb 2028

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Nassau occupies a large part of the island of New Providence. It is the capital of the Bahamas. Its port is naturally protected by the shores of Paradise Island. It welcomes cruise ships bound for the Caribbean, as well as vessels making short trips to and from Miami. The city's location opens up to the most important destinations in the USA, Europe and Cuba. Within the city, the landscape is marked by idyllic beaches such as Cable Beach. The capital is also recognizable by its many buildings, British colonial legacies as evidenced by its old mansions. As you climb to the top of the city, you'll see the Victorian-style administrative buildings.
Nassau occupies a large part of the island of New Providence. It is the capital of the Bahamas. Its port is naturally protected by the shores of Paradise Island. It welcomes cruise ships bound for the Caribbean, as well as vessels making short trips to and from Miami. The city's location opens up to the most important destinations in the USA, Europe and Cuba. Within the city, the landscape is marked by idyllic beaches such as Cable Beach. The capital is also recognizable by its many buildings, British colonial legacies as evidenced by its old mansions. As you climb to the top of the city, you'll see the Victorian-style administrative buildings.
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Itinerary : Nassau, Grand Bahama, Turks & Caicos, Samana, La Romana



1 other departures
Le Champlain
8 d
Balcony Stateroom
Nassau
01/19/2028
from
US$ 5,920
Other departures:
02 Feb 2028
Itinerary : Nassau, Progreso, Galveston, New Orleans, Tampa, Miami



EUROPA 2
17 d
Suite
Nassau
11/21/2027
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US$ 10,339
A cruise from Nassau is an opportunity to take an excursion to the capital. Venture into downtown Nassau. Admire the Georgian architecture of the houses and shops. Stroll along the famous Bay Street shopping street. Or opt for a horse-drawn carriage or "Surrey" tour of Old Nassau. Follow in the footsteps of Queen Victoria on the Queen's Staircase. Measuring 31 meters in length, this is one of the city's most popular attractions. Carved by slaves in honor of Queen Victoria's 65-year reign in the late 18th century, the staircase leads up to Fort Fincastle: a ship-shaped monument built in 1793. A visit to the town center is a must, with its colourful colonial houses built between the 17th and 18th centuries. Crossing a bridge to the east of town, you'll reach the lush Royal Victoria Garden, a green space created by government order in 1861.
Here's some practical information about the port.
- Port country: Bahamas
- Port type: seaport
- Main destination: Caribbean - Bahamas
- Departure terminal: F7
The seaport of Nassau in The Bahamas is located at Lynden Pindling International Airport, Windsor Field Road, Nassau, The Bahamas. Here are the GPS coordinates 25.0439288, -77.4655212. The port is 13.2 km from the city center and 5 km from the nearest airport. Opening hours are 9am-12pm and 2pm-6pm.
Getting to the port of Nassau couldn't be easier. You can arrive by car and park in the nearest parking lot, located less than 0.4 km from the port at W Bay St, Nassau, Bahamas. Parking costs around €95 per week. Alternatively, you can use public transport and come by shuttle or bus.
Prestigious cruise lines are available, including Royal Caribbean. Ships such as the Symphony of the Seas sail to the Caribbean.
New measures have been put in place to deal with the resurgence of the epidemic. The companies provide hydroalcoholic hand gel and require passengers to maintain a social distance.
Services and amenities include: toilets, cash dispenser, drinks and snacks dispenser, waiting room, lockers, car rental.