Interactive World Cruise Map
1200 CRUISE PORTS
Home | Cruise Ships | Port Expenses | Hints and Tips
Long Island Bahamas
Location:
Long Island in the Bahamas doesn't have a major cruise terminal like Nassau or Freeport. Cruise ships that visit Long Island often use smaller ports or anchor offshore, and passengers are tendered to shore.
Smaller cruise ships and yachts often dock at Clarence Town, the island's main settlement. If your ship anchors offshore, the tender port in Clarence Town is right in the heart of this small settlement, making it convenient to explore on foot.
Printable map to take along on your cruise.
St. Peter and Paul Catholic Church Notable for its twin towers, this historic church offers panoramic views of Clarence Town.
Tours Excursions Transportation:
While Clarence Town is walkable, renting a car or hiring a local taxi can be practical for exploring the rest of Long Island due to the distances between attractions. Car rentals and guided tours can typically be arranged through hotels or local providers.
Nearby Places:
Dean's Blue Hole : The world’s second-deepest blue hole, perfect for snorkeling, diving, and swimming. 15 min by car.
Hamilton's Cave : One of the largest cave systems in the Bahamas, with guided tours available. Distance from Clarence Town: About 20 minutes by car.
Cape Santa Maria Beach Known for its pristine white sand and crystal-clear waters, ideal for a relaxing beach day. Distance from Clarence Town: Approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes by car.
Shopping and Food
Currency:
Communication:
Opening Hours and Holidays:
Holidays in Bahamas
Thank you for printing this article! Please don’t forget to come back to whatsinport.com for new and updated port guides.