The Sweetest Fleet on the Water
Get ready to ride in style aboard the Pieces of 8 fleet — the perfect blend of speed, comfort, and safety. Our two brand-new 40′ Frontrunner powerboats, each powered by triple 350HP Mercury Verado engines, join our existing fleet of four sleek 38′ Fountain speedboats, also equipped with triple 350HP Mercury engines.
Every boat is meticulously customized for your comfort, featuring padded seating, bimini tops for shade, upgraded sound systems, and onboard bathroom facilities. Whether you’re cruising to Exuma, Harbour Island, or Rose Island, our fleet delivers a thrilling yet smooth ride across the stunning waters of The Bahamas.
- Padded seating
- Bimini tops shade
- Upgraded sound systems
- Onboard bathroom facilities
- Triple 350HP Mercury engines
Black Pearl
Queen Anne’s Revenge
Royal Fortune
Rising Sun
The Flying Dutchman
FAQs
What kind of speedboats are used for Bahamas tours from Nassau?
Pieces of 8 Tours uses 38-foot Fountain and 40-foot Frontrunner speedboats for its Bahamas tours from Nassau. Each boat runs triple 350HP Mercury engines, which shorten long crossings to Exuma and Harbour Island and leave more time for swimming, snorkeling, and enjoying the beaches.
Is the Black Pearl a real tour boat in Nassau?
Yes. The Black Pearl is one of the named vessels in the Pieces of 8 Tours fleet in Nassau. Like its sister boats Queen Anne’s Revenge and Royal Fortune, it carries guests from Paradise Island to Exuma, Rose Island, and Harbour Island with comfortable padded seating.
Who has the fastest boats to reach Exuma from Nassau?
Speed is a big reason travelers pick Pieces of 8 Tours for Exuma trips from Nassau. With triple 350HP Mercury engines, the Fountain and Frontrunner speedboats reach the first stop in about an hour in normal conditions.
Is the boat ride comfortable for older travelers in the Bahamas?
Older travelers in the Bahamas generally find the Pieces of 8 Tours boats comfortable thanks to padded seating, shade, and onboard bathrooms. Captains leaving Paradise Island also adjust speed to sea conditions. Please note that guests with serious back, neck, or heart conditions cannot join any tour, as the speedboat ride involves open-water conditions not suitable for those with these health concerns.