Ferries from
New Providence to Eleuthera
Ferries from
New Providence to Eleuthera
Currently there are no sailings from New Providence to Eleuthera.
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New Providence Island is the vibrant heart of the Bahamas, home to the capital city Nassau and approximately 70% of the country's population. The island blends colonial charm with modern attractions, making it a favourite destination for travellers seeking both relaxation and adventure. Visitors can explore the historic forts of Nassau, including Fort Charlotte and Fort Fincastle, or wander through the colourful streets of the city with their distinctive colonial architecture. Paradise Island, connected to New Providence by bridge, houses the famous Atlantis resort with its massive water park and aquarium. The island comes alive during the annual Junkanoo Festival, a cultural celebration featuring music, dance and elaborate costumes that takes place on Boxing Day and New Year's Day. From Nassau's cruise port, travellers can easily connect to other Bahamian islands via regular ferry services, or take day trips to nearby destinations like Rose Island and Pearl Island for pristine beaches and excellent snorkelling opportunities.
Eleuthera offers a unique Caribbean experience with its stunning pink sand beaches and crystal-clear waters. This narrow island in the Bahamas stretches over 110 miles, creating a perfect destination for those seeking both relaxation and adventure. Visitors can explore natural wonders like the Glass Window Bridge, where the deep blue Atlantic Ocean and turquoise Caribbean Sea are separated by just a strip of rock. The island is home to charming settlements including Governor's Harbour and Spanish Wells, where you can experience authentic Bahamian culture. Pineapple lovers should visit during the annual Pineapple Festival in Gregory Town, celebrating the island's agricultural heritage. Eleuthera serves as an excellent base for island hopping, with ferry connections to Nassau and other Bahamian islands including Harbour Island with its famous pink beaches. The island's laid-back atmosphere and natural beauty make it an ideal escape from the more commercialised tourist destinations in the Caribbean.
