Wandering Duck's Nassau Sail and Reef Snorkel Excursion Review Video

This video has content discussing our experience in Nassau port while also having an excursion planned for the same day. This excursion is listed in your travel planner for Royal Caribbean under Nassau's Sail and Reef Snorkel Excursion. The opinions in this video are of Wandering Duck alone, everyones experience is different so keep an open mind and enjoy your Trip, WE CANT ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS IN THE VIDEO, FEEL FREE TO COMMENT LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE! More reviews coming!!
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00:00 Intro
00:41 Discussing Nassau Port
06:16 Excursion Video/Review
15:40 Conclusion
17:50 Upcoming Projects

[@homestar546]

Thank you for making this clear and unbiased review of this excursion. You didn't waste time with any fluff and you were providing constant information that answered every question I had.

[@kimmy722]

Thank you for this! Going in June and I am booking this excursion. Good job!

[@cberry6751]

You can’t snorkel with a vest around your neck.

[@CruiseLife22]

Great review, we are looking to do a Caribbean next year so need as much information as we can get. 👍

[@lidomouse4889]

DO you have the cruise compass from tis sailing we are going in june

[@keplerr1512]

thank you for this video!! my sister and i are going on this excursion next week. what time did you guys get back to the dock? i’m a little nervous about getting back in time since the website says it’s scheduled at 1 and lasts for 3 hours 30 minutes. did you guys feel rushed to get back onto the boat?

[@ryanbeckstead]

Thank you for your review. Did your kids do okay snorkeling? I too have a family of 5. Was the reef pretty shollow?

[@wanderingducktravels]

Yes, all things considered, they get better each time they do it. I feel like getting the gear on them correctly before they go in the water is essential, the more they had to fiddle with their gear the less time they spent in the water. The Reef is shallow enough to swim to the bottom if you're somewhat capable.

[@ssophiamann]

What was the full name of this excursion?

[@user-eg2ff9xy9x]

Are you able to leave a beach bag with towels and sunscreen on the boat when you are snorkeling?

[@wanderingducktravels]

Yes, absolutely, most of the passengers were carrying personal bags with them, most people left them in the covered seating area while in the water snorkeling

[@cberry6751]

What snorkeling company makes you wear those Mae Wests around your neck??? How can you snorkel & dive down to get a closer look wearing a rig like that?

[@wanderingducktravels]

I can only speak for my experiences but I have never been involved in a cruise excursion for snorkeling that didn't make you wear one. I think it depends on the crew you get on your boat, because I didn't really fill mine as these were my concerns and, as I discussed in the video, it was tricky to get ALL of the air out of the vest while it is attached to you, which leads to you treading water and trying to do a 2 handed task. Now this may not be an issue at all for some people but for kids or weak swimmers this is somewhat troublesome. My Suggestion would be to go in with no air and you can always add air while in the water, grab onto the side of the boat if you need to while doing so.