Board a pirate-themed minibus and sample Nassau’s craft beers, historic rums, and local drinks while guides spin stories of privateers and shipwrecks. This compact 3-hour tour blends tasting with short walks, local culture, and seaside flavor.
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The bus idles at Nassau’s waterfront, salt wind tugging at shirts and the sun promising heat as the guide greets the group in a voice full of pirate-lore mischief. You step aboard a compact, air-conditioned minibus and, within minutes, the city opens like an island map: pastel storefronts, a steady harbor hum, and the scent of frying fish drifting from nearby Arawak Cay.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Minimal fitness required—able to board a minibus and walk short distances between stops.
Wildlife
History
Nassau grew into a pirate haven in the early 1700s; many grand homes and taverns trace their roots to that unruly era, including the 1740 Graycliff mansion.
Conservation
Support small local businesses and minimize single-use plastics; responsible tasting and waste disposal help protect Nassau’s fragile marine and coastal habitats.
Reserve your spot on the Nassau Bahamas Pirate Rum Tour today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Carry valid ID
You must be 18+ and present government-issued ID for alcohol tastings; keep it handy to avoid delays.
Sun protection
Bring sunscreen and a hat—the route includes short outdoor waits and exposed walkways.
Hydrate between samples
Drink water between tastings; the tour includes bottled water but carry a refillable bottle for comfort.
Comfortable shoes
Wear supportive, closed-toe shoes for short walks on uneven sidewalks and steps at historic sites.
Government-issued photo ID
Required to participate in alcohol tastings and entry to some venues.
Sunscreen & hat
Protects from strong tropical sun during outdoor stretches and waits.
summer
Comfortable shoes
Useful for short walks on sidewalks, steps, and uneven surfaces at historic sites.
Small cash or card
Handy for tips, souvenirs, or extra purchases at local spots not covered by the tour.