A beach on the western side of New Providence associated with the Clifton area. Its distance from downtown makes return transport an important part of planning this stop.
Allow 1–2 hours at the beach, plus both transfers. ShoreDay planning suggestion.
A beach west of downtown Nassau and east of Goodman’s Bay. The destination guide notes its popularity with local visitors, particularly on weekends and holidays.
Allow 1–2 hours, plus transfers. ShoreDay planning suggestion.
Confirm the entrance and access arrangements before travelling. This listing does not promise free resort access.
A stretch of sand on Paradise Island. Confirm exactly which entrance and facilities you intend to use; resort beach access and public beach access are different arrangements.
Allow 1–2 hours, plus transfers and any resort check-in. ShoreDay planning suggestion.
A long beach area west of downtown Nassau, lined with resorts. Choose a specific entrance or booked day-use venue before setting off rather than treating the whole coastline as one facility.
Allow 1–3 hours, plus transfers. ShoreDay planning suggestion.
A beach on the north side of New Providence with nearby coral habitat. Choose a confirmed access point and make a return-transport plan before leaving downtown Nassau.
Allow 1–2 hours, plus transfers. ShoreDay planning suggestion.
A downtown beach also known as the Western Esplanade, near the route toward Arawak Cay. It is an option for beach time without making a cross-island outing.
Allow 1–2 hours for a beach break, with time for the walk back. ShoreDay planning suggestion.
A long beach on Paradise Island suited to a beach walk or time on the sand. Check sea conditions on the day rather than assuming it will be suitable for swimming.
Allow 1–2 hours, plus transfers. ShoreDay planning suggestion.