Is Nassau Unsafe or Too Touristy for Sailor and Cruisers? (Ep.127) | ...

It's definitely not what we expected! Nassau Bahamas - the crime, the theft, the scams...we heard the reports, but it was not what we thought.



We've heard time and again that Nassau is unsafe or too touristy for the likes of cruisers who travel on sailboat. We've heard not to go there - there's theft, violence, and too much tourism. So let's see. In this episode, we take a stroll through Nassau, go through the neighborhoods, visit downtown, and look at the Nassau crime stats to find out. Episode 127 Is Nassau Unsafe or Too Dangerous to Visit on Sailboat 00:00 Driving through Nassau 01:20 Walking in "Dangerous" Nassau Neighborhoods 02:15 Visiting Downtown Nassau 05:11 Fish Markets Potter's Cay 06:05 Nassau Harbor Yacht Club and Marina 06:40 Is Nassau too Touristy? 07:30 Is Nassau Dangerous? 13:45 Updates and Outtro

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