With a front-and-center-stage view of Lower New York Harbor, Cape Liberty is only a hop, skip and a short subway ride away from New York City. This dizzying urban landscape is filled to the brim with non-stop adventure around every street corner. Tucked among the Wall Street skyscrapers and bright Broadway lights, you’ll discover ethnic enclaves, like the famed Little Italy, historic brownstones, European-style cathedrals and leafy Central Park. Take in world-renowned exhibits at MoMA or the Guggenheim. Trace America’s multicultural past at Ellis Island and walk across the Brooklyn Bridge before or after boarding your New Jersey cruise. Or snap a selfie with Lady Liberty, with the Big Apple’s skyline dazzling in the background.

Day at sea

Day at sea

Nassau, the capital of the Bahamas, is a tropical paradise that combines stunning natural beauty with a rich historical legacy. With its pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant culture, Nassau is a destination that offers the perfect blend of relaxation, adventure, and exploration.

• Nassau is renowned for its beautiful beaches, and Cable Beach is a true gem. With its powdery white sands and turquoise waters, it's the perfect place to soak up the sun or take a dip in the gentle waves. You can also find a variety of water sports, from snorkeling and jet-skiing to parasailing, for those seeking more adventure. For a quieter beach experience, venture to Love Beach or Cabbage Beach, where you can relax in a tranquil atmosphere, away from the crowds.
• Step back in time by exploring Nassau's historic sites. Start your journey at Fort Fincastle, a picturesque fort perched atop Bennett's Hill. The panoramic views of Nassau and the ocean from this vantage point are simply breathtaking. Nearby, visit the Queen's Staircase, a 65-step staircase carved out of solid limestone. It's a remarkable example of Bahamian craftsmanship and a tribute to Queen Victoria's role in the abolition of slavery.
• Nassau's culture is a vibrant blend of African, European, and Caribbean influences. Explore the lively straw market in downtown Nassau, where local artisans sell handmade crafts, straw hats, and other souvenirs. Don't forget to sample some authentic Bahamian cuisine, like conch salad, fried snapper, and the world-famous Bahamian rum cake.
• Take a short trip across the bridge to Paradise Island, where you'll find the world-renowned Atlantis Resort. Even if you're not a guest, you can explore its impressive aquariums, water parks, and marine habitats. The Aquaventure Water Park, with its thrilling slides and lazy river, is a must-visit for families and water enthusiasts.
• The Bahamas is famous for its underwater wonders, and Nassau is no exception. Dive or snorkel in the crystal-clear waters to discover vibrant coral reefs teeming with marine life. Swim with gentle nurse sharks at Compass Cay or explore the underwater sculptures at Clifton Heritage National Park.
• If you're lucky enough to visit Nassau in late December or early January, don't miss Junkanoo, the Bahamas' most vibrant and colorful cultural festival. This lively parade features music, dance, elaborate costumes, and a joyous atmosphere that will leave you feeling like a true Bahamian.

This isn’t vacation days spent. This is bragging rights earned. Conquer the tallest waterslide in North America and snap a shot from up to 450 feet up in a helium balloon. Grab a drink at the swim-up bar and soak up the scene in the largest freshwater pool in The Bahamas. Or get a taste of Bora Bora with your own Overwater Cabana.

Day at sea

Day at sea

With a front-and-center-stage view of Lower New York Harbor, Cape Liberty is only a hop, skip and a short subway ride away from New York City. This dizzying urban landscape is filled to the brim with non-stop adventure around every street corner. Tucked among the Wall Street skyscrapers and bright Broadway lights, you’ll discover ethnic enclaves, like the famed Little Italy, historic brownstones, European-style cathedrals and leafy Central Park. Take in world-renowned exhibits at MoMA or the Guggenheim. Trace America’s multicultural past at Ellis Island and walk across the Brooklyn Bridge before or after boarding your New Jersey cruise. Or snap a selfie with Lady Liberty, with the Big Apple’s skyline dazzling in the background.