• Take the wheel of a Jeep Wrangler and hit the road.
• Drive past Nassau’s must-see attractions, including the finest shopping areas.
• See landmarks such as the House of Assembly and the JFK Memorial.
• Pause for photos at the caves where the indigenous Lucayans once lived.
• Relax on one of the island’s most scenic beaches.
• Enjoy a lunch of classic tropical dishes.

• Sail in a catamaran to and from nearby Blue Lagoon Island.
• Learn about the behavior of Atlantic bottlenose dolphins and California sea lions.
• Watch the dolphins and sea lions interact with other people.
• Enjoy the animal encounter from a distance that allows you to stay dry.

• Create your own tropical getaway on Balmoral Island.
• Enjoy the crystal-clear sea, beach and watersports as you see fit.
• Swim in the freshwater swimming pool for a change of pace.
• Relax in a rented poolside cabana if you like.
• Take advantage of the nearby bars and restaurants.

• Create your own tropical getaway on Balmoral Island.
• Enjoy the crystal-clear sea, beach and watersports as you see fit.
• Swim in the freshwater swimming pool for a change of pace.
• Relax in a rented poolside cabana if you like.
• Linger over a complimentary lunch from The Market.

• Delve into the history of Nassau at the 18th-century Fort Fincastle.
• See other historical landmarks and fine shopping areas such as the Straw Market.
• Sample an iconic Bahamian dessert at the Bahamas Rum Cake Factory.
• Pause for photos of luxurious and iconic Atlantis Resort on Paradise Island.

• Settle in for a picturesque drive around Nassau in an electric replica Model-T Ford.
• Pass iconic attractions such as the Queen’s Staircase and the Versailles Gardens.
• Admire the gorgeous scenery at Cabbage Beach on the north side of Paradise Island.
• Explore 18th-century Fort Charlotte, which was named for the wife of King George III.

• Enjoy insider tours of a rum distillery, rum cake factory and tea store.
• Sample rum cake, conch fritters and fried cracked conch, all before lunch.
• Enjoy a refreshing piña colada and a cup of organic tea.

• Tour the 250,000-bottle wine cellar at Graycliff, a colonial-era hotel and restaurant.
• Whet your appetite with a champagne cocktail and amuse-bouches.
• Savor a Bahamian-influenced four-course luncheon in the elegant Graycliff Restaurant.
• Enjoy a thoughtfully chosen wine with each course, two of them being port wines.
• Browse the property after dining and shop if you wish.

It's no secret the Caribbean is an excellent place for exploring. Now you too can be an explorer, cruising down the paved roads of Nassau and New Providence Island.

Leaving the pier, you will take a short walk to the staging area, where you'll be given an orientation about your shared 4x4 vehicle before setting off on your journey. There are 4 guests to each vehicle, making it perfect for you and frien...