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Skip the logistics and get straight to the water on a private 23' Pro‑Line with a professional skipper. Cruise Nassau’s coast, snorkel reef gardens, or fish the shallow banks — trips run 2–8+ hours and fit up to six passengers.
Skip the logistics and get straight to the water on a private 23' Pro‑Line with a professional skipper. Cruise Nassau’s coast, snorkel reef gardens, or fish the shallow banks — trips run 2–8+ hours and fit up to six passengers.
The motor cuts through blue water and the spray tastes of salt and sunlight — Nassau’s harbor opens like a map of possibilities. On a 23' 6" Pro-Line center console with a professional skipper at the helm, you’ll skim past pastel waterfronts, dodge playful wakes, and drop anchor over coral gardens that hum with color. The boat’s cushioned bow and shaded seating make short work of heat; the 200 hp Honda engine pushes a steady 30 mph when you want to cover more ground.
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Operated by Salty Ways · Nassau, New Providence
The motor cuts through blue water and the spray tastes of salt and sunlight — Nassau’s harbor opens like a map of possibilities. On a 23' 6" Pro-Line center console with a professional skipper at the helm, you’ll skim past pastel waterfronts, dodge playful wakes, and drop anchor over coral gardens that hum with color. The boat’s cushioned bow and shaded seating make short work of heat; the 200 hp Honda engine pushes a steady 30 mph when you want to cover more ground.
This stretch of the Bahamas carries centuries of maritime history: colonial harbors, Loyalist plantations on New Providence, and a coastline shaped by limestone and ancient reefs. The shallow banks and mangrove-fringed cays create a living coastline where conch and coral make the rules. Local culture is loud and convivial — expect radio steel-drum rhythms and fish shacks that seat locals after market hours.
Practically, trips run from two to eight-plus hours and accommodate up to six passengers. Snorkeling gear and simple meal packages are often available; the skipper manages routes so you can focus on fishing, snorkeling, or stopping at an oceanfront bar. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a reef map if you have one, and a light waterproof bag for phones.
Timing matters: aim for morning light for calmer seas and clearer snorkel visibility, or plan a late-afternoon cruise for cooler winds. Respect marine rules — don’t stand on coral, and stow all trash. With a skipper in charge, this rental is as much about exploration as it is about ease: the water will dare you to go farther, and the boat will answer.
easy.
2–4 hours (options 5–8+ hours).
Suitable for most fitness levels; ability to board a small step is required
The Pro‑Line accommodates up to six passengers, including the skipper; weight limits apply for safety.
Snorkeling gear is often included — confirm when booking; sizes may be limited so request what you need ahead of time.
Full refunds are typically available if you cancel at least 24 hours before departure; weather cancellations also apply.
Yes — the center console is set up for casual fishing with rod storage; confirm local licenses and catch rules with the skipper.
Nassau’s harbor was central to colonial trade and privateering; the shallow banks and reefs shaped settlement and defense on New Providence.
Coral reefs here are sensitive — use reef-safe products, avoid standing on coral, and follow skipper guidance to minimize anchor damage.
Salty Ways operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The motor cuts through blue water and the spray tastes of salt and sunlight — Nassau’s harbor opens like a map of possibilities. On a 23' 6" Pro-Line center console with a professional skipper at the helm, you’ll skim past pastel waterfronts, dodge playful wakes, and drop anchor over coral gardens that hum with color. The boat’s cushioned bow and shaded seating make short work of heat; the 200 hp Honda engine pushes a steady 30 mph when you want to cover more ground.
The motor cuts through blue water and the spray tastes of salt and sunlight — Nassau’s harbor opens like a map of possibilities. On a 23' 6" Pro-Line center console with a professional skipper at the helm, you’ll skim past pastel waterfronts, dodge playful wakes, and drop anchor over coral gardens that hum with color. The boat’s cushioned bow and shaded seating make short work of heat; the 200 hp Honda engine pushes a steady 30 mph when you want to cover more ground.
This stretch of the Bahamas carries centuries of maritime history: colonial harbors, Loyalist plantations on New Providence, and a coastline shaped by limestone and ancient reefs. The shallow banks and mangrove-fringed cays create a living coastline where conch and coral make the rules. Local culture is loud and convivial — expect radio steel-drum rhythms and fish shacks that seat locals after market hours.
Practically, trips run from two to eight-plus hours and accommodate up to six passengers. Snorkeling gear and simple meal packages are often available; the skipper manages routes so you can focus on fishing, snorkeling, or stopping at an oceanfront bar. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a reef map if you have one, and a light waterproof bag for phones.
Timing matters: aim for morning light for calmer seas and clearer snorkel visibility, or plan a late-afternoon cruise for cooler winds. Respect marine rules — don’t stand on coral, and stow all trash. With a skipper in charge, this rental is as much about exploration as it is about ease: the water will dare you to go farther, and the boat will answer.