What kind of day should we choose?
Start with beach and water, a downtown walk, local food or heritage. Tell ShoreDay what your children enjoy and what you’d rather skip.
A shorter plan can be the right plan. Ask to leave space for a meal, a change of pace and the return trip.
What should I tell ShoreDay about my family?
Share children’s ages, your budget, stroller needs and how much walking you want. An adult uses the concierge for the group.
Add your ship, Nassau date and all-aboard time. Mention anything that might make a long outing difficult.
Can we plan around a stroller and short walks?
Yes. Describe your stroller and walking preferences when you ask for a plan. Confirm access with any venue before committing.
Ask for breaks and a simpler route. A recommended day shape is not a promise about step-free access or suitability.
What if the kids want to change the plan?
Ask in the same chat whether a change fits your remaining time. Keep your leave-by time as the limit.
Hands full? Send a voice note. ShoreDay replies in voice when you speak first or ask for it.
What if we have no data ashore?
Save your plan and download the PDF before stepping off. Play voice notes once on Wi-Fi to replay downloaded notes offline.
New questions need internet. Keep your back-to-ship backup card available on your phone.
Your questions, answered
Is the $9.99 price per child or per person?
Neither. It covers one group, one WhatsApp number and one Nassau port call. Food, rides and tours are extra.
Can my child message ShoreDay directly?
A parent or adult should use the service to plan for the family. The site’s Privacy Policy says the service is not marketed to under-18s.
Can we ask for a shorter Nassau day?
Yes. Share your preferred pace, children’s ages and all-aboard time. Ask for one main activity with room for breaks.
Does a plan confirm an activity’s age rules?
No. Confirm age rules, access and any relevant requirements with the venue or operator before booking.
