Book this Freeport tour and become best friends with some of the most fascinating mammals on earth. Your Freeport dolphin encounter gives you the chance to interact with dolphins, pose for photos and much more. For a memorable experience in Freeport, look no further!

Expect photo opportunities galore as you ride a boat to the dolphin habitat. This 20-minute trek will either introduce you to the island’s vast canal systems or highlight its south shore; the captain will choose the route based on the day’s weather conditions. Ultimately, you’ll arrive at the famous 9-acre lagoon known as Sanctuary Bay. This location is home to 14 different dolphins. While here, you’ll learn fun facts about these creatures and step out onto a platform for a quick kiss from a dolphin. A professional photographer will take your photo as well; photos are available for purchase at the end of the tour.

Once you’ve played with the dolphins, you have some time to enjoy the area and take in the tremendous views. Lunch is available at the nearby Dive In Bar and Grill, (not included in the tour price). This Freeport dolphin tour is open to all ages, but participants under the age 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Jewelry must be removed prior to the dolphin portion of this excursion. The whole tour lasts approximately 2 hours including transportation time.

Spend a half-day enjoying the sights of Freeport’s famous Lucayan National Park on this Freeport port tour. The park, which spans 42 acres, is home to an abundance of flora and fauna that’s native to the area. Reserve your spot now and embark on a memorable journey!

Your island guide will take you from the port to the East side of the island, where the Lucayan National Park is located while sharing stories that detail over 500 years of Caribbean history. View colorful fish, wild birds, and Arawak Indian caves, as your guide leads you through the park. You will also spend a bit of time at a nearby beach. Needless to say, your surroundings are beautiful, so make sure you bring a camera along to capture all the sights. By the end of the tour, you’ll not only have a better understanding of Caribbean culture and wildlife, but you’ll also have a wealth of gorgeous photos to take back home.

A half-day of adventure awaits you on this Freeport tour.

A grand half day awaits on this fun-filled Grand Bahamas City Tour that includes Garden of the Groves and much, much more!

This narrated bus ride will first take you through the industrial area of Grand Bahama. Unfortunately, the island suffered significant damage from Hurricane Dorian in 2019; however, as you ride through the area, you will witness the ongoing recovery efforts to restore the affected areas. Get a first-hand look at the resiliency of the people of the island as they continue to rebuild during challenging circumstances from one of the most devastating hurricanes to ever hit the island.

Your first stop and the highlight of this excursion is the Garden of the Groves, which fared surprisingly well during the hurricane. Here you’ll explore winding trails through lush vegetation, cascading waterfalls, and sparkling fountains. Visit the picturesque chapel, which has been consecrated and is a favorite place for weddings, prayer, and meditation. Explore the Garden Shoppes and discover the sacred beauty of the Labyrinth.

At Garden of the Groves, indigenous and migratory birds and butterflies take insects from the many newly planted flowers and shrubs. Since the Garden was re-opened, it has been certified as a Wildlife Habitat by the U.S. Wildlife Federation. This means the new operators are providing the four basic habitat elements needed for wildlife to thrive: food, water, cover, and places to raise young. You can take a walk down into the cool fern grove and admire the imposing limestone boulders that tower over both sides of the trail, or relax on the “Lofty Fig” deck, where you will have the opportunity to purchase local delicacies and cool Bahamian drinks.

From there, this Freeport cruise tour takes you to the famous Port Lucaya Marketplace, a collection of twelve island-style buildings nestled on a five-acre peninsula, which overlooks one of the most complete Marinas in The Bahamas. Stroll among the eighty specialty stores, boutiques, restaurants, outdoor and indoor bars and cafes. You’ll find the most luxurious and respected names in jewelry, china, crystal, perfume, and designer apparel and accessories, all at duty-free prices. Should you opt not to explore the marketplace, you also have the option of spending approximately 45 minutes at the nearby Lucaya Beach–a white-sand coastline, which is perfect for sunbathing and swimming.

Afterwards, as you make your way back to the cruise ship, you’ll be taken through Royal Palm Way, which was also once known as Millionaire’s Row. View some of the local residential areas while also getting a glimpse of the famous Cooper’s Castle. This 46-acre property is situated on the island’s highest point of elevation and has become a local symbol of determination and hard work. The castle owner, Reverend Harvard Cooper, was born into a poor family in 1931. As an adult, he became a successful entrepreneur and owned franchises in the Bahamas for Kentucky Fried Chicken, Burger King, and Pizza Hut, in addition to other businesses that included a chicken farm. To this day, his family still lives in the estate.

Guests wishing to stay longer at the Market Place or Lucaya Beach, are responsible for their own transportation back to the pier. Taxi shuttles run between the market (or the beach) and pier most of the day.