How do I get from Nassau to Long Island Bahamas?


How do I get from Nassau to Long Island Bahamas? The most common route taken to Long Island is through Nassau (NAS), on the island of New Providence. Most major air carriers have scheduled flights to Nassau (NAS). Once you have arrived in Nassau, Southern Air Charters and Bahamas Air offer scheduled flights from Nassau (NAS) to Long Island.


Who flies from Nassau to Long Island Bahamas?

Which airlines fly direct from Nassau International to Long Island? Bahamasair, Southern Air Charter and Pineapple Air fly direct from Nassau International to Long Island.


What to avoid in Nassau Bahamas?

  • Avoid Nassau's “over the hill” (south of Shirley Street) and Fish Fry (Arawak Cay) areas, especially at night.
  • Stay alert to your surroundings at all times.
  • Don't walk alone, particularly after dark.
  • Don't carry large sums of cash or wear expensive jewellery.


Is it safe to walk around Nassau Bahamas?

The downtown area is safe to walk around during the day. If shopping is your thing, head right when you leave the port and walk along the water, about 7-8 minutes until you come to the Straw Market. Typical Bahamian trinkets/souvenirs.


Can you take a ferry to Long Island Bahamas?

Other water services, mainly through Bahamas Ferries, offer a wide variety of inter-island services from Grand Bahama Island, the Abacos, Andros, the Exumas and Long Island.


How much is flight from Nassau to Harbour Island?

$110 Cheap Nassau to Governor's Harbour flights (NAS to ELH) | Orbitz.


How many days do you need in Nassau?

With three days in Nassau, you'll have plenty of time to hit all the highlights, from colonial sites to beautiful Caribbean beaches, and still have time left over for a couple of island day trips.


How long is the ride on the Long Island ferry?

High-speed passenger service, 40-minute crossing time. Vehicle and passenger ferries. Up to 58 arrivals and departures during peak season.


Where can you ferry from Nassau?

Whether you're island hopping or simply want a relaxing day away, Bahamas Ferries will take you wherever you need to go. You can travel from Nassau on a fully air-conditioned vessel to islands such as The Abacos, North Eleuthera, Harbour Island and more on a weekly (or more frequent) basis.


What is the easiest Island to get to from Nassau?

Andros is one of those islands that'll make it easy to disconnect from the seemingly pressing issues of life. This is the largest island of The Bahamas, and it is possible to get there by plane or boat from Nassau. It'll take 2.5 hours to get to Andros by boat from Nassau, but only about 15 minutes by plane.


How long is the bridge from Nassau to Paradise Island?

The 685 acre island is connected to the island of New Providence by two bridges that go across the Nassau Harbor, which were designed by HNTB. The 36 feet wide and 1,560 feet long roadway carries two lanes of traffic and consists of 15 concrete spans and 3 high elevation main channel spans.


Is it safe to leave the resort in Nassau Bahamas?

The resort areas of Nassau are safe, but some of the other areas of town are a bit sketchy and good to avoid. If you are doing the Atlantis you should not worry about the safety. If you and your daughter stay together, you should have no problem at Atlantis, or even downtown Nassau.


How long is the boat ride from Nassau to Harbour Island?

The typical crossing time for ferries from Nassau to Harbour Island is approximately 2h 40m.


Is it worth getting off the boat in Nassau?

Yes! I think it's worth getting off the ship even if you prefer to skip the excursions (aka port adventures). Exploring on your own is a great way to spend the morning. But also take advantage of lower crowds onboard the ship.


How much is the fast ferry from Nassau to Harbour Island?

The fast ferry fee is around $150 round trip from Nassau. You will need to check the day of departure to see when the boat sets sail; as it can fluctuate based on demand and the weather conditions.


Can you just walk around Nassau?

This tour can be done solely by foot and on a budget, as most of the attractions are either free to enter or have an admission fee of only a few dollars. Let's take a look at Brandon's self-guided walking tour itinerary to inspire your next port day in Nassau.