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Board a semi-submersive glass-bottom craft from Paradise Island and watch the coral gardens and a quiet shipwreck pass beneath a large monocular window. This 90-minute eco-focused cruise mixes natural history, reef viewing, and local narration with a small-group experience.
Board a semi-submersive glass-bottom craft from Paradise Island and watch the coral gardens and a quiet shipwreck pass beneath a large monocular window. This 90-minute eco-focused cruise mixes natural history, reef viewing, and local narration with a small-group experience.
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Operated by Cay island Tours · Paradise Island, New Providence
Waves click against a low-slung hull as the boat slips from the Paradise Island Ferry Terminal into Nassau Harbor. Guests settle into a deck-side rhythm while the vessel’s semi-submersive hull and 10×7-foot monocular window reveal the reef below—fish darting like punctuation and a shipwreck reclining on the sand. The hydrofoil lifts and smooths the ride; the sea seems to decide the pace.
easy.
1.5 hours (90 minutes).
Suitable for most fitness levels; passengers should be able to climb a short step onto the vessel and stand or sit for the duration.
The tour lasts about 90 minutes and includes narration, four coral garden stops, views over a shipwreck when conditions allow, bottled water and snacks, and returns to Paradise Island Ferry Terminal.
Infants must sit on laps; the tour is not recommended for pregnant travelers or those with serious spinal or cardiovascular conditions—consult the operator before booking.
No—this eco-focused tour enforces a no-touch, no-feed policy to protect reef health and biodiversity.
Bring a waterproof case or dry bag, a fast shutter setting for underwater shots through the monocular window, and sunglasses for glare when above deck.
Nassau Harbor served colonial trade routes and privateering in the 17th–18th centuries; Paradise Island later developed into a resort hub while preserving nearby reef habitats.
The operator supports a local aquatic observatory and practices no-contact viewing; visitors should use reef-safe products and follow crew instructions to minimize impact.
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