Bay West Adventures

13/10/2024

Sundays are boat days😌

31/07/2024

Beautiful summer day!

21/07/2024

04/06/2024

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30/03/2024

🐖 🏝️

28/01/2024

Hi Ken! 🤩 🏝️

25/01/2024

Book with us! You won’t regret it 😉☀️

11/11/2023

What a great day! Thank you for coming out with us ☺️

24/09/2023

Rain 🌧️ or Shine ☀️ , Sterlin will have a good time! 😎

10/09/2023

These two are a riot! 🏝️ ☀️

01/09/2023

🏝️ 🐽

01/09/2023

Happy 😃 🏝️

25/08/2023

🐖 🏝️ making friends!

17/08/2023

Memories 🏝️

12/08/2023

Paradise 🏝 ☀️

09/08/2023

🚤 Awesome day with Captain Sterlin!

08/08/2023

🐚 🏝 ☀️

07/08/2023

Clear waters 🌊 Shedoe and Sterlin! The best!

05/08/2023

This could be you! 🕺

01/08/2023

😎

30/07/2023

What a beautiful day! ☀️ 🏝

06/02/2023

Greetings! We have been made aware of a person with the name Peter who is posing as a person working for Bay West Adventures and giving out incorrect information. We do not have anyone by that name employed with us. To officially book with us, you will need to book through our website www.baywestadventures.com or via telephone (1-242-828-6035/1-242-434-3168). You will then receive a confirmation from us through one of these platforms where you are verified. The number 1-242-816-1448 is no longer our number. We are so sorry if you were contacted by this person or have received false information. We are looking into this matter and will be rectifying this. We hope to see you soon!

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Bay West Adventures management

Bay West Adventures is a boat excursion company located in Nassau, Bahamas. Explore underwater life, swim with sea turtles, visit private islands, and much more

14/02/2022

What a day! 🏖️🌅☀️

31/07/2021

So cool!

𝐁𝐥𝐚𝐜𝐤𝐛𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐝'𝐬 𝐓𝐨𝐰𝐞𝐫, 𝐍𝐚𝐬𝐬𝐚𝐮, 𝟏𝟗𝟕𝟏.

"These crumbling remains of a watchtower are said to have been used by the infamous pirate Edward Teach in the 17th century. The ruins are only mildly interesting -- there isn't much trace of buccaneering. What's interesting is the view: With a little imagination, you can almost see Blackbeard, who also purportedly lived here (though this is hardly well documented), peering out at unsuspecting ships."

Photo source:- vintagebahamas.com