Bahamas · PARASAILING & WATERSPORTS
Good parasailing & watersports fill up weeks ahead, and the great ones go first. Below: the 5 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Review of Cabbage Beach parasailing in Nassau, with clear pricing, pickup details, safety advice, flight time, and honest tips for families and cruise visitors.
“A great, reasonably priced family run business! Great communication and a good time. Thank, we’ll see you on our next trip to Bassau”
Nassau water sports review covering jet skiing, parasailing, banana boats, transport, safety, price, weather, and practical booking tips.
“Booth, driver, boat and beach crew were ALL awesome!!!-answered our questions, explained safety rules, and ensured my group had a GREAT time!”
Review of Nassau’s $40 Junkanoo Beach water sports pass, with kayaks, paddleboards, inflatables, snorkeling, value tips, and drawbacks.
“The guys were super nice. Definitely worth the price. The beach was not crowded at all when we were there. Still have to deal with the locals trying to sell things. Chairs were included with this deal!!”
Review of Nassau’s 2-hour package with jet skiing, parasailing, banana boat, beach time, pickup, prices, tips, and weather advice.
“I don’t feel the experience was worth the money and amount of time. We finished all activities within an hour. Either they need to offer more time on other activities or shorten the time and decrease the price. They said we could chill until the Read more”
Spend eight hours at Nassau’s Junkanoo Beach with unlimited kayaks, paddleboards, pedal boats, snorkeling, beach time, and local food.
“Very nice and helpful made me feel very safe! But the beach really doesn’t get jumping till noon. Lol”
Pick the water, the island or the afternoon ashore.
