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Nassau Rentals β€” Scooter, ATV, Buggy & Car Guide 2026

Full comparison Β· Prices Β· When to choose each Β· Driving tips Β· No deposit

Explore Nassau on Your Own Terms

One of the best decisions you can make when you arrive in Nassau is renting your own vehicle. No tour schedules, no shared buses, no waiting for taxis β€” you decide when to stop, which beach to visit and how long to stay. Nassau is compact enough to cover in a single day.

There are four types of vehicle available for rent: scooter, ATV (quad bike), buggy and car. Each has its own advantages, limitations and price point. This page helps you pick the right one for your group size, budget and driving experience.

One important note before you decide: Nassau drives on the left, like the UK and Australia. This applies to all motor vehicles. Factor it in when choosing.

Nassau Rental Comparison Table

Vehicle Price/day People A/C Best for
πŸ›΅ Scooter From $115 1–2 ❌ Tight budget, couple
🏍️ ATV From $250 1–2 ❌ Adventure, off-road exploration
πŸ›Ί Buggy From $350 2–4 ❌ Groups, families, unique experience
πŸš— Car $60–$130 2–7 βœ… Families with kids, heavy luggage

Estimated 2026 prices. Excludes optional insurance and fuel.

Nassau Rental Options

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Scooter

The most affordable and nimble option. Perfect for 1–2 people with minimal luggage who want total freedom. Helmet included. No special motorbike license required in most cases β€” a regular car license is enough.

From $115/day

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ATV (Quad Bike)

Four wheels, power and freedom to explore back roads, hidden beaches and areas of Nassau that cars can't reach. The most thrilling rental option on the island for adventurous visitors.

From $250/day

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Buggy

Open-air vehicle for 2–4 people. The freedom of a scooter with more space and stability. Very popular with families who want something different. Helmet included, no complicated deposit.

From $350/day

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Car

The most comfortable option, with air conditioning, a trunk and seat belts. Best for families with young children or heavy luggage. Remember: drive on the left in Nassau. Price: $60–$130/day.

$60–$130/day

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When to Choose Each Rental Type

Choose the scooter if... you're a couple or solo traveler, budget matters, you don't mind the sun, and you've ridden a scooter or motorcycle before.
Choose the ATV if... you want the most adventurous experience, love exploring off-road tracks and hidden beaches, and feel comfortable on four-wheel off-road vehicles.
Choose the buggy if... you're a group of 2–4, want something more exciting than a regular car, and enjoy the open-air Caribbean experience. Great for families with teens.
Choose the car if... you have young children, heavy luggage, or the Caribbean heat is a concern. Air conditioning and a trunk are worth the extra cost.

Driving Tips for Nassau

Whether you rent a car, scooter or ATV, here's what you need to know before hitting the road:

  • Drive on the left. The biggest adjustment for most visitors. The steering wheel is on the right. Take it slow for the first 15 minutes.
  • Speed limits: 40 mph on main roads, 25 mph in town. Speed checks are common.
  • Roundabouts go counter-clockwise. Yield to traffic already inside the roundabout.
  • Bay Street parking is limited. Use side streets or secondary lots.
  • Always wear your helmet β€” it's mandatory for scooters and ATVs. Fines are real.
  • Fuel: there are gas stations on East Street and Wulff Road. Fill up before heading to the western end of the island.
  • Jitney buses cost $1.50 per trip β€” if you want a day off from driving, it's the most authentic and affordable local option.

Top Driving Routes in Nassau

East Route: Historic Nassau & Cable Beach

Start at the Cruise Port β†’ Bay Street (straw market) β†’ Fort Charlotte β†’ Nassau Botanic Gardens β†’ Cable Beach. Best by car or scooter. Half day.

West Route: Hidden beaches

Love Beach β†’ Jaws Beach β†’ Clifton Heritage β†’ Adelaide Beach. Perfect for the ATV or buggy β€” roads get narrower and the landscape wilder. Full day recommended.

Full island circuit

By car or buggy you can loop the entire island of New Providence in about 3–4 hours without stops. With beach stops and viewpoints, plan the whole day.

For more ideas: 25 Things to Do in Nassau Β· 5 Best Beaches

Nassau Rentals β€” Frequently Asked Questions

Which One Is Yours?

Pick the vehicle that fits your group and jump straight to the details.

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Scooter
Best if: you're a couple or solo traveler looking for the most affordable, nimble option.
From $115/day
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ATV
Best if: you want adventure and to explore hidden beaches and off-road tracks.
From $250/day
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Buggy
Best if: you're a small group of 2–4 and want something more exciting than a regular car.
From $350/day
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Car
Best if: you have young kids or need air conditioning, a trunk and extra comfort.
$60–$130/day
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