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Looking for suggestions on a beach for the day in Nassau. Not looking to book an excursion through the ship. We have a family of seven and just want a place to get some sun and sand for the day, maybe rent a couple chairs and able to buy some drinks. We will take a taxi from the port, just wanting suggestions from folks who may have done something similar in the past. Thanks for the help!

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Looking for suggestions on a beach for the day in Nassau. Not looking to book an excursion through the ship. We have a family of seven and just want a place to get some sun and sand for the day, maybe rent a couple chairs and able to buy some drinks. We will take a taxi from the port, just wanting suggestions from folks who may have done something similar in the past. Thanks for the help!

Hard to beat Paradise Island.

 

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If you don't want to cab/bus it to the beach, consider getting a day pass at British Colonial Hilton. It's a block past the Straw Market. You pay $60 for a day pass but you get $40 back in food/drink credit. Kids 6-12 is $30/$15 pass/credit, I believe. Kids 5 and under are free. They have hooded beach chairs, a bar, a pool, clean facilities, etc. There are definitely nicer beaches, but this is very convenient if you don't want to venture out too far.

 

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If you don't want to cab/bus it to the beach, consider getting a day pass at British Colonial Hilton. It's a block past the Straw Market. You pay $60 for a day pass but you get $40 back in food/drink credit. Kids 6-12 is $30/$15 pass/credit, I believe. Kids 5 and under are free. They have hooded beach chairs, a bar, a pool, clean facilities, etc. There are definitely nicer beaches, but this is very convenient if you don't want to venture out too far.

 

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That's a lot of $$$$ just for a beach

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That's a lot of $$$$ just for a beach

 

It's not just for the beach. It's also for food, drinks, pool, lounge chairs, towels and bathroom facilities. And you don't have to pay for a bus or taxi to get there. If you look at it that way, it's not a bad deal. :)

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Hard to beat Paradise Island.

 

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Is this by the RIU hotel and how recent is it? As of October, they closed the public entrance next to RIU. I've heard there's another entrance about a mile farther down the beach but I haven't been able to get any details. I've been wondering if the vendors all moved down there.

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Is this by the RIU hotel and how recent is it? As of October, they closed the public entrance next to RIU. I've heard there's another entrance about a mile farther down the beach but I haven't been able to get any details. I've been wondering if the vendors all moved down there.

this was in front of Atlantis many years ago

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If you don't want to cab/bus it to the beach, consider getting a day pass at British Colonial Hilton. It's a block past the Straw Market. You pay $60 for a day pass but you get $40 back in food/drink credit. Kids 6-12 is $30/$15 pass/credit, I believe. Kids 5 and under are free. They have hooded beach chairs, a bar, a pool, clean facilities, etc. There are definitely nicer beaches, but this is very convenient if you don't want to venture out too far.

 

 

 

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This sounds exactly what me and my husband would like to do- I wonder do you know if you buy the pass at the Hilton or on line? Thanks for sharing this- very useful for us.

 

 

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This sounds exactly what me and my husband would like to do- I wonder do you know if you buy the pass at the Hilton or on line? Thanks for sharing this- very useful for us.

 

 

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You purchase a day pass on resortforaday.com

 

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