Fun and interesting pirate museum. The walk thru pirate ship was informative as well as well put together in the various depictions of ship life. Great info signs with other displays that have easy to digest /retain bit of pirate history . Well worth the entrance price ! Spent under an hour walking through.

The museum was easy to find and the entrance fee was reasonable! The museum had a lot of info and pictures on the white pirates but the sign stated that most pirates were black. We didn’t see any pictures or displays with people of color.

This is a good activity if the weather is terrible or you really love pirates. Looks a little like pirates of the Caribbean ride. You can walk onto the ship. A little more information about life on the ship would be great. At $14 each my thought was a little expensive. It probably takes about 30 mins to go around the attraction.

It was a rainy day in Nassau, so my wife and I decided to pass some time by visiting the Pirate museum. It was actually very interesting to see, hear and read about the history of pirates and piracy. It was quite visual and had some good displays. If you are interested in pirates, then worth a visit. I only rated 3, as I thought it was a little expensive.

One look at this place and I knew it was a tourist trap. But with an hour to kill before heading to the airport and at a cost of just $14, I figured why not? The museum consists of a replica pirate ship and exhibits populated with life-size wax pirates. There is some effort to focus the content on Nassau’s specific history relating to pirates, but most of the informational content is wall signs with limited and very general information about the life of a pirate and a few notable pirates. The Museum is almost completely lacking in actual pirate artifacts until you get to the gift shop, which includes several display boxes with pistols, swords and items excavated from a sunken pirate ship. It is unclear why they put these items in the gift shop but my guess is they assumed few typical guests would be interested in them. The information and exhibits are so limited that it would be hard to spend more than 30-45 minutes here. I liked it for what it was, but the whole museum is badly dated, and it could use a refresh so it doesn’t look so shabby.

If you like pirates, this was a fun museum to go through. Like other people stated, it isn’t very large and reading everything you can complete it in about 1 hour. Walking in was like walking into the pirates ride. They have a ship replica with a lot of signs all around telling you what each thing is. We enjoyed seeing all the pirates pictures with their flags attached and reading the pirate lore. I would go back again if we were in Nassau and the weather wasn’t nice.

Fun little museum especially if you like pirate history. Not a lot to do in Nassau so definitely worth the $14 if you want to get off the ship and stretch your legs. We were there for about 45-60 minutes taking our time and reading everything.

Fantastic cheeky little spot chuck full of pirate tidbits, fun facts, scenarios, Q&A and general knowledge. Educational and fun. Great for kids, groups, families.

Wow what a nice surprise! We really didn't have anything planned for a cruise stop here and decided to check this out. My wife and I were both pleasantly surprise by this museum. The price was reasonable and they really put a lot of work putting it together. The ship inside there was really cool (the ac was too!). We actually took our time and read all about the pirates that operated in the area. If you plan on just walking around this is a great stop.

Historical perspective on how the city of Nassau came to be. (Hint: it started as a pirate refuge.) Learned quite a bit about pirate life and never realized there were female pirates too! Unique & interesting museum that’s worth a visit if you care to learn about Nassau’s history.