Things to Do on Water Although gorgeous, the water surrounding Nassau/Paradise Island is not just for show. You’d definitely be missing out if you didn’t spend at least some of your time here on it or in it. Or both.

Things to Do on Water

Although gorgeous, the water surrounding Nassau/Paradise Island is not just for show. You’d definitely be missing out if you didn’t spend at least some of your time here on it or in it. Or both.

Beaches “Beautiful” is probably the best way to describe the beaches that surround Nassau/Paradise Island. From local hideaways to spring break destinations, our beaches offer as much or as little activity as you would like to have in the sand.	Boating & Sailing Exploring the gorgeous waters of Nassau/Paradise Island is easy. Many of the marinas offer a wide range of charters and rentals. Just minutes from the bustle of Nassau/Paradise Island, you are sure to find a remote spot to drop anchor and enjoy sunning, swimming and snorkeling.
Diving If you’re looking for an amazing diving experience you’ll find it here in the water surrounding Nassau/Paradise Island.	Fishing Whether you're a first-timer trying out casting from a pier, or a deep-sea fanatic hoping to beat one of the 50 world records set in the waters of The Bahamas, you’ll find all types of fishing here.
Snorkeling Aside from our warm waters, the variety of marine life surrounding Nassau/Paradise Island is truly rewarding for any snorkeler.	Water Sports With water temperatures averaging about 80 degrees Fahrenheit year-round, water sports are naturally a popular vacation activity. Throw on a swimsuit. Grab a towel. And get started.

Beaches

“Beautiful” is probably the best way to describe the beaches that surround Nassau/Paradise Island. From local hideaways to spring break destinations, our beaches offer as much or as little activity as you would like to have in the sand.

Boating & Sailing

Exploring the gorgeous waters of Nassau/Paradise Island is easy. Many of the marinas offer a wide range of charters and rentals. Just minutes from the bustle of Nassau/Paradise Island, you are sure to find a remote spot to drop anchor and enjoy sunning, swimming and snorkeling.