Drive a six‑person Can‑Am buggy around Nassau at your own pace, stopping at Fort Charlotte, Queen’s Staircase and Arawak Cay. This self‑drive rental pairs flexibility with practical rules — a $500 refundable hold, age restrictions and fuel return requirements — so you can explore safely and efficiently.
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You climb into a six-person Can-Am buggy, the engine purring under a warm Bahamian sky, and the island unfolds: pastel rooftops, a stretch of limestone cliff, and the Atlantic pressing at the shore like a living wall. The Bluetooth speaker throws local beats into the cab; wind tugs at the map in your hand as the buggy navigates sand-splashed lanes and coastal roads.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
4–24 hours
Fitness Level
No special fitness required — suitable for most able-bodied travelers able to climb in/out of a buggy.
Wildlife
History
Nassau’s forts and staircases date to Britain’s colonial period; the island was long inhabited by the Lucayan people before European arrival.
Conservation
Stay on public roads and pack out trash; coastal areas are sensitive to erosion and coral reef health, so avoid driving on dunes or beach vegetation.
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Bring your driver’s license and be prepared for a deposit
Drivers must be 25–69 and present a physical valid license; a refundable $500 damage waiver is collected at check‑in.
Return fuel as received
Fill the tank to the same level you received it to avoid refueling charges and delays at drop‑off.
Protect against sun and heat
Use sunscreen, a hat and sunglasses; schedule drives in morning or late afternoon to avoid peak sun and cruise crowds.
Secure children and loose items
Car seats are available for infants 5 and under; stow bags and electronics to prevent loss on bumpy sections.
Valid Driver’s License (physical)
Required at check‑in and to operate the buggy legally.
Reusable Water Bottle
Staying hydrated is essential in Nassau’s heat, especially during longer drives.
summer
Closed‑toe Shoes
Provides protection on sandy or uneven surfaces and when entering/exiting the vehicle.
Sun Protection (sunscreen, hat, sunglasses)
Reduces sun exposure during open-air drives and roadside stops.
summer