Wildlife Tour in Nassau bahamas

2 reviews

9 bookings

Swim with native sea turtles for $150 per hour in Nassau. *3 hours minimum. Included in the price: Waters sodas. snacks. rum punch

Captain is included.: A captain is provided by the listing owner to host and operate the trip.

Capacity: 8 guests

Tours, Lessons, and Diving: Tours

Owner:Kennedy

Reviews

2 reviews

5.0 out of 5!

Listing Accuracy
Awesome
Departure & Return
Awesome
Vessel & Equipment
Awesome
Communication
Awesome
Value
Awesome
Itinerary & Experience
Awesome

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Mylisha
April, 2019
Where do I even begin? 1,000,000,000 stars all across the board. Kennedy made my birthday and our last day on our trip the most enjoyable and memorable. I was with a group of 7 people all from New York. Most of my friends didn't know how to swim and our captain made sure everyone could still snorkel and feel safe. We were able to play music through the Bluetooth, enjoy some delicious rum punch provided by Kennedy, catch some amazing drone footage, and spend time on a private island as the sun began to go down. I wanted to have enough time to snorkel and relax but also see the sun go down without being on the water while it was dark and Kennedy did an amazing job with timing. We got to laugh and joke around comfortably with Kennedy feeling like one of the members on the trip. His energy was unmatchable. I wouldn't ask for anyone other than Kennedy the next time I am in the Bahamas. You're a real one captain!!!
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Daniel
December, 2018
Capt. Kennedy was responsible for the unanimous highlight of our trip to Nassau. That’s not just my opinion — my three boys (14, 13, 10), my wife, and I all agree! The weather the week we were in the Bahamas was not ideal for a nature cruise (high winds, rough seas). Kennedy worked with us throughout the vacation, rescheduled due to weather, and clearly had our safety and enjoyment as his number one priorities. We rescheduled for the last day of our trip, and had an incredible day. Kennedy was equal parts tour guide, nature guide, and ship captain. He pointed out homes of the “rich and famous” as we left Nassau harbor, and then shifted to nature guide as we snorkeled with turtles, swam with schools of fish over the reef, or swam up to a sugar soft beach. I look forward to my next trip to the Bahamas for many reasons, but at the top of my list will be another cruise with Capt. Kennedy and his crew!