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Disney Dream Cruise | Bahamas | Nassau Port of Call

08/02/2011 by Erin 8 Comments

Our first port of call was Nassau Bahamas.  We woke up and made a pit stop on the upper decks on the way to the gym to take photos of the colorful port.  It was an absolutely gorgeous day with bright blue skies and puffy whipped cream clouds.

Nassau port of call Disney Cruise

Nassau port of call Disney Cruise

View from Disney Cruise Balcony at Nassau
This was the view from our balcony that morning.  We were docked next to another cruise ship, and on the way to breakfast we cracked up when we overheard another passenger refer to it as “The Ghetto of the Seas”.

View from Disney Cruise Balcony at Nassau
Looking straight down from our balcony.

Photo of Disney Dream while ported at Nassau Bahamas
When we disembarked, we were treated with our best view of the ship, and I was finally able to get a full length photo! Disney is so dedicated to details, service, and cleanliness.  The ship is immaculate.  We even saw a painting crew touching up the already near perfect hull when we were docked.

We were booked in for a sea lion port excursion, so when we got off of the boat, we headed to another dock to board a ferry to Blue Lagoon Island.  As we made our way to the ferry, we were accosted by street peddlers and taxi cab drivers.  My favorite sales pitch came from a particularly seedy looking character who said, “Why you won’ get on another boat – you know you gon’ get seasick, mon!”.  He gets an A for effort, for sure.

Disney Cruise ferry to Blue Lagoon Island
The ferry ride is lengthy, but you’re rewarded with some pretty views along the way.

Disney Cruise ferry to Blue Lagoon Island
Colorful condos, with the gigantic Atlantis resort visible on the left (you know you’ve seen the commercials).

Disney Cruise ferry to Blue Lagoon Island
It seemed like the water became more and more colorful as we approached the island.

Disney Cruise ferry to Blue Lagoon Island
Yeah.. these are private residences.   Yeah.

Disney Cruise ferry to Blue Lagoon Island
And if a beautiful, gigantic waterside house isn’t enough for you, you can always build a big fancy dock to house your luxurious yacht right in your backyard.

Blue Lagoon Island Sea Lion Encounter
We arrived at Blue Lagoon Island and waited for our sea lion group.  There were dolphins swimming around along the docks!  You can see the ferry that we arrived on toward the middle left of this photo.

Blue Lagoon Island Dolphins
Dolphins are just so darn friendly-looking.  I want to smooch them.

Blue Lagoon Island Dolphins
eee eeee eee!  eee eee eee!

Blue Lagoon Island Beach
Looking toward the beach.  Although the sea lion encounter was cool (they also do a dolphin encounter), I would recommend skipping it if you’re on a short cruise.  I think it took up too much of the day for such a short activity.  If you’re just looking to sunbathe for a day, I’d recommend getting the pass to Blue Lagoon island and opt to veg out on the beautiful beaches instead.

Blue Lagoon Island Beach
Hundreds of teeny fisheez.

Blue Lagoon Island Beach
Cameras weren’t allowed near the sea lions for safety (they think they are toys) so I don’t have any photos of us with them other than the ones we purchased from the staff.  Hmm.. I wonder why they don’t think the cameras the handlers are using are toys?  Hmm…  🙂    This photo is on the way to the beach to wait for the next ferry to arrive.

Blue Lagoon Island Beach
Typical sandy-feet-on-the-beach shot.

Blue Lagoon Island Beach
Beautiful weather!!

Street Vendors in Nassau Bahamas
When the ferry arrived, we made the trip back to Nassau and passed the street vendors on our way back to the ship.

Nassau Bahamas
The port is your typical dirty tourist trap.  I’d go as far as saying that if you don’t plan on going farther than the port if you plan to disembark.. consider just staying on the ship.  I got a really icky feeling from this whole place.

Nassau Bahamas port

I Hate Orange t-shirt
We found our mortal enemy while waiting to get back on the ship.  He is evil, and must be destroyed.

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Filed Under: Bahamian, Disney, Vacation Tagged With: blue lagoon island, disney cruise line, disney dream, nassau bahamas, sea lion encounter

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Comments

  1. Lucas says

    03/10/2016 at 10:55 pm

    I hate to break the news to everyone, but, this whole island that the dolphin and island encounter is on is just a dirty trick. I have discovered secret, serene coves along the California coast. I bet this island used to be secret, until tourists overrun that island,imprisoned the dolphins and otters, and caused pollution.

    Reply
  2. meriben2 says

    03/12/2013 at 12:39 am

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    Reply
  3. Cathy says

    08/02/2011 at 10:19 pm

    What an adventure!!! Your dad and I need to be invited next year, yeah yeah!!!

    Reply
  4. claire says

    08/02/2011 at 12:15 pm

    Gasp! What a wonderful adventure…the weather looks perfect! 🙂

    Reply
    • Erin says

      08/02/2011 at 12:18 pm

      Thanks, Claire! It really was a lot of fun, and we lucked out with the weather!

      Reply

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