Nassau, Bahamas - Walking to Junkanoo Beach - What to do on Your Day in Port

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The creator documents a walking excursion from the Ovation of the Seas in Nassau, Bahamas, to Junkanoo Beach. The journey begins with a comparison of transportation options, noting that while Cabbage Beach requires a cab, ferry, or an hour long walk, Junkanoo Beach is accessible via a twenty minute walk from the port. During the walk, the creator navigates through streets featuring various landmarks, including the Margaritaville Beach Resort and several hotels. Upon arriving at Junkanoo Beach, the creator observes the public nature of the sand, the availability of drink vendors, and the rental costs for chairs and umbrellas. The creator also notes a lack of public bathrooms or showers at the beach location. After testing the water temperature and observing the clarity for potential snorkeling, the group returns toward the ship. The excursion concludes with a tour of local shopping areas, including Salty Dog Souvenirs and various alleyways filled with shops and restaurants, before finally returning to the cruise ship.
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we're gonna try to uh walk to junkanoo beach and then do some shopping
it's not been more than 10 minutes i don't think and here's the margarita hotel
this is this is it of course you probably already noticed the ship is right there
twenty dollars for two chairs and an umbrella for all day is is reasonable
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