Nassau: Sunken Sculpture Snorkel at Pearl Island with Lunch｜Bahamas

Pearl Island's underwater world — like nowhere else in Nassau
Beneath the turquoise water around Pearl Island lies something you won't find on any other Nassau day trip: an underwater world of sunken sculptures, waiting just off a private island's shores. And getting there takes minutes, not a long haul to a distant cay.

The sunken sculpture trail
Want something no one back home will have seen? Slip on a mask and fins and follow your guide out over Pearl Island's underwater art installation — a sunken plane, submerged statues and a sunken boat resting on the seabed, slowly reclaimed by the reef and the fish that now live in it. Part gallery, part shipwreck, entirely unforgettable — and the most distinctive snorkel photos you'll take in Nassau. The water is clear, shallow and calm, so it's welcoming even for first-timers, and all equipment is provided.

The rest of your day
The sculptures are just the start. Your day continues with two white-sand beaches to stretch out on, kayaks and stand-up paddleboards to take out on the water, and Pearl Island's iconic lighthouse to climb for sweeping views across Nassau Harbour. When you're hungry, a traditional Bahamian lunch is served right on the island.

Round-trip ferry from Nassau is included — just step aboard and let the day unfold.

One private island, one surreal underwater world, five hours you'll be talking about long after your tan fades.

Pearl Island is Nassau's most exclusive private island experience — just minutes from the Nassau Cruise Port and a premium alternative to Blue Lagoon Island, Balmoral Island, Rose Island and Paradise Island, without the lengthy boat rides to Exuma, Compass Cay or Harbour Island.