Port of Nassau

Nassau’s cruise waterfront places arriving passengers close to the city centre. Prince George Wharf and its piers form the main setting for cruise calls, giving visiting ships a direct connection with the shops, transport services and attractions around downtown Nassau.

The cruise port’s shoreside area includes a marketplace featuring local businesses, alongside food outlets and visitor services. These facilities make the movement from ship to city part of a wider visitor economy, with spending extending from the terminal into the surrounding streets.

The harbour lies between New Providence and Paradise Island, with its western entrance leading towards the cruise berths. Nassau also has separate cargo facilities, but the passenger waterfront has a distinct role: receiving cruise visitors and connecting short shore visits with the city’s businesses and cultural life.