They are helpful if you email them

Hello sugar_mommy2019...thank you for your inquiry! What kind of lodging facility are you staying to? Taxis cabs are usually located just outside the cruise ship port and at some of the major hotels. You can also rent a car or a scooter and follow the directions on Google map. In regards to paying, there is a fee to access the snorkeling site which starts at $27.50 ( taxes included) - our self- guided tour, which also includes the entrance fee to the park. A guide is always present at the site and will be able to direct you to Ocean Atlas.

Hello Lisa....thank you for your inquiry...we would love to host you! Unfortunately, the scheduled pickup time from the cruise port is 9:45 am- 10:00 am and the general departure from the park is between 2:00 pm- 3:00 pm. However, there are always taxi cabs for hire just outside of the port. The park closes at 4:30 pm and the last tour times for both tours are 2:30 pm, so this will only allow for one tour. Each tour is approximately 45 mins - 1 hour. We humbly apologize for the inconvenience. Perhaps on your next visit to Nassau, you will have the opportunity to do the other tour. :) B.M

Buses in Nassau are very few and very unreliable. Your best option is to take a taxi (which is not the cheapest) or book directly with Clifton by calling or emailing them, and book a package which includes round trip transportation. It’s really great value for money.

Hello lyn m, There are no concerns or issues about sharks attacks! Snorkeling beach is the open ocean so many marine animals will be seen.

It’s quite far. If you take a taxi, depending on the traffic, might be a good 30 min drive. Yes you can take a walk tour.

I cant get the Web site we used to load but maybe try to call them (242) 424-7005. Also our resort had a office with people who sold excursions. You could contact were you are staying and they might be able to help you.

You can swim out to the statue. It’s a few hundred yards out. Recommend using a life jacket, the tide was a little strong and it was more physically straining to swim back to shore.

Hello BATB500! Unfortunately, our snorkel beach is a No Mooring", "No Anchor" and "No Docking" zone. However, please feel free to do so at Johnston or Jaws Beach free of charge. When were you planning on visiting?

Ok the first snorkeling was about 1 hour.....you walk and swim out to the underwater sculptures and reefs ( this is the same site the snorkel tour comes to via boat for a shorter time... when we came in from this we took a short van ride to site #2 where we had the delicious picnic lunch and time to jump in the water again.......to swim unless you had your own snorkel equipment.....we all wanted more time here.... I should have spent less time talking at the table! we went by van back to the heritage site of the plantation for about an hour tour by foot.....and then they drove us back to town.....the difficulty is this area is at the "rich" end of the island where public busses do not run frequently if at all...... you might be able to convince the driver to drop you off for extra money, but you have no way of knowing...or finding one...to bring you back to town.....these are gated, high security all around.....Johnny Depp etc don't take buses! Sometimes you have to bite the bullet and take the tour offered and this was one of them......they were all so delightful and friendly...... just don't sit too long eating...jump into the gorgeous beach......