6 Evening Experiences in the Bahamas to Build a Day Around

1.Nassau Sunset Dinner Cruise

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 385 reviews · from $103Our pick

Join Seahorse Sailing Adventures at the Paradise Island Ferry Terminal for a casual two-hour catamaran cruise past Atlantis. You’ll watch the Bahamian sunset, eat a buffet of chicken, ribs, peas and rice, salad, pasta, and dessert, and enjoy drinks onboard. Expect open-air seating, music, limited tables, and a social party atmosphere.

“10/10 Had a blast! The music was great and the food was amazing. Would definitely recommend when you come to the Bahamas”

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2.Sunset Dinner Cruise

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 376 reviews · 2 hours · from $119

Sail for two hours from Paradise Island Ferry Terminal on a catamaran with an English-speaking crew, welcome cocktail, open bar, Bahamian buffet, music, dancing, and sunset views of Atlantis and Nassau Harbor. Captain JJ, Ian, Kelley, and Jamal have all been praised for warm, attentive service, though the boat is not the newest.

“Everything about it was perfect! We had such a good time and the guides, the weather and the food made it even better! Would definitely recommend”

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3.All Inclusive Sunset Dinner Cruise in Nassau Bahamas

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 59 reviews · from $137

Set sail from Paradise Island Ferry Terminal at 5:00 pm aboard The Flying Cloud for a 3.5-hour Nassau sunset cruise. See Fort Montagu, Paradise Island homes, and large yachts while enjoying BBQ chicken and ribs, drinks, island music, and views from the deck or forward nets. Pickup, WiFi, restrooms, and an onboard bar are included.

“The food could have been better. I was looking for more of a Caribbean style music on board. It was a tight fit for people when they were trying to get their food”

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4.Sunset Cruise In Paradise

★★★★★★★★★★4.2 · 18 reviews · 4 hours · from $137

Take the Flying Cloud catamaran from Paradise Island around Nassau Harbor, with hotel pickup, drinks, a barbecue dinner, and a sunset view of Atlantis, the cruise port, and Paradise Island. The crew speaks English and sails when weather allows. Plan on about 2.5 hours on the water, with the rest of the four-hour outing spent in transfers.

“The crew is absolutely amazing. They are fun and engaging. It says 4 hours but that is including your travel time so its about 2.5 hours which is perfect. You depart right behind Margarittaville so we walked back vs taking shuttle. They do accomdate food allergies or diets, just message in advance. The drinks are flowing and we had alot of dancing after dinner. It says 13 and up but depending on the groups it might be better left to those 18 and up. We had a great time and would go again on a future visit to Nassau.”

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5.Grand Bahama Catamaran Sunset Cruise with Drinks and Snacks

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 12 reviews · from $89Best value

Sail from Flamingo Bay Marina on a stylish catamaran during this two-hour Grand Bahama sunset cruise. You’ll get island drinks, chilled Prosecco, wine, soft drinks, light snacks, music, and open-deck views. The mood can be lively, with dancing and a DJ, so book it for a social evening rather than a quiet dinner at sea.

“It was wonderful! Dancing, food, cocktails and a great staff!! We would do it again! It was a party on a beautiful catamaran. My husband and I had a great time!”

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6.Sunset cruises

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 3 reviews

Cruise privately from East Bay Street through Nassau Harbour and along New Providence’s western coast toward Sandyport. Captain Keith provides a relaxed two-hour outing for up to four people, with wine or champagne, cheese, sodas, water, custom music, sunset views, and a return to the starting point.

“Amazing views of the islands, captain Keith was very nice to wait for us getting there late. We had a nice bottle of bubbly with a tasty charcuterie platter. He took us gently towards the sunset and was very nice to drop us off at the nearest pier to our condo. I left my glasses on the boat and he kindly drove it to our place after he got off work.”

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