Explore the Vibrant Heart of San Salvador, Nassau

Getting There

• Car Rental

  If you're renting a car, you can easily navigate to various attractions on San Salvador Island. Start from the airport or your accommodation and head southeast towards Cockburn Town, the main settlement. Follow the signs to the main roads, such as the Queen's Highway, which will take you to popular spots like the Columbus Landfall National Park. Ensure you have a GPS or map handy for precise navigation.

• Public Bus

  Public transportation on San Salvador is limited. However, you can catch a local bus from Cockburn Town to various destinations around the island. Buses typically run every hour. Make your way to the bus stop located near the main square in Cockburn Town, and look for buses heading towards the beaches or other tourist attractions. The fare is generally around $1-$2 per ride, so have cash ready.

• Taxi Services

  Taxis are available for hire throughout San Salvador Island. You can find taxi stands near major hotels and at the airport. For instance, if you’re at the airport and want to go to Long Bay Beach, just approach a taxi driver, tell them your destination, and negotiate the fare beforehand. Expect to pay between $10-$30 depending on the distance.

• Bicycle Rentals

  For a more adventurous route, consider renting a bicycle in Cockburn Town. Several local shops offer rentals. Cycling is a great way to explore the island at your own pace. Follow the coastal roads to reach attractions like the San Salvador Lighthouse. Weekly rentals usually cost around $30-$50.

• Walking

  If you're staying in Cockburn Town and want to explore nearby areas like the local markets or historical sites, walking is a great option. The town is small and pedestrian-friendly. Just follow the main streets, and you’ll easily find your way to local attractions such as the San Salvador Museum. Make sure to stay hydrated and wear comfortable shoes.