Nassau
Forgot something
on the ship?
We have it ready in port.
Tell us what you need before you dock. Chargers, sunscreen, meds, ponchos, sandals, baby supplies. We source it from local shops and have it waiting at one pickup point near the port. About thirty minutes after you step off the ship.
Nassau
Three steps.
No app. No account.

Tell us what you need
Open the link from your ship or scan the QR. Type what you forgot or want. Charger. Sunscreen. Ponchos. Sandals. Baby wipes. Meds. Anything reasonable, before you reach port.

We source it locally
A Bahamian runner picks up your items from shops in Nassau. Everything gets consolidated into one bag with your name on it. You get a confirmation the moment your order is ready.

Pick up at the hub
One trusted hub near the cruise port. Walk over, show your code, collect your bag. About thirty minutes after you arrive. Forgot to pre-order? Walk up and buy on the spot.
One day in port.
No time to hunt.
You came here to enjoy a day in the islands. Not to wander strange streets looking for a phone charger. We do that part for you. One hub. One bag. About thirty minutes.
Real receipts.
Real passengers.
No bots, no fakes.
Every post on The Wall comes from a verified ConchPass purchase. We're brand-new — Nassau just opened. The first passengers to walk through these doors get to seed The Wall themselves.
The Nassau Five · Live today

Forty conch shacks side-by-side. Cracked conch, fritters, sky juice. The pulse of Nassau cooking.

Handcrafted chocolate, tours, and pairings. Bean to bar, in a historic Nassau house.

300 years of Junkanoo history. Five exhibit spaces, hand-crafted costumes, a small retail wing.

Hand-woven straw bags, hats, and crafts. Three minutes from the dock, every stall a different artisan.

The independent shops between the luxury chains. Local art, Bahamian-made textiles, family-run stores.
Be the first passenger
on The Wall.
The Wall fills up with real photos and real receipts as soon as the first passengers buy. We aren't going to fake it. If you're cruising Nassau this season, your post can be the one.
Get a Conch Pass→Posts wait 48 hours before they go live. Locations stripped. First names only. State, not city. Read the privacy promise →
Most apps disclose privacy.
We engineered it.
Six things we built into the product before we built anything else. They're not in the fine print. They're not a toggle. They're how ConchPass works, by default, for everyone.
Photos arrive clean
Phones embed GPS coordinates inside every photo. We strip that metadata server-side the second you hit upload. Your location stays with you.
Faces, gracefully blurred
If a face appears in your photo, we blur it by default. You choose to show your face — we never assume you do. Same for everyone else in frame.
Posts wait two days
Every post goes live 48 hours after you upload. By then you're back on the ship — or home. Nothing about your post is real-time.
Sarah from Illinois. Not Sarah Henderson from Springfield.
First name, state. That's it. We never publish your last name, city, ship, or exact date. The story stays. The trail doesn't.
Looks under 25? Blurred.
If our model reads a face as under 25, we blur it. To unblur, the uploader signs an explicit release at upload, confirming no minors are visible. Liability sits with them, not us.
Receipts retire after 90 days
We hold dispute photos for 90 days, then we delete them. We route orders and hold receipts as evidence. We are not a custodian of your record.
"Trust is a thing you build, not a checkbox you ship."
Forgot something?
Here is how it works.
Straight answers about pickup, payment, ships running late, and what you can order. Read the one that matters to you.
QDo I need to download an app?+
No. Open the link from your ship or scan the QR. The order page loads in your phone's browser. That is it.
QDo I need to create an account?+
No. Type what you need, leave a name and a way to reach you on port day, and that is the whole signup. You can come back without one.
QWhat can I order?+
Things you actually forget or run out of on a cruise. Phone chargers. Sunscreen. Over-the-counter meds. Ponchos and rain gear. Sandals. Baby supplies. Hats. Bug spray. Reasonable, in-port, in-stock items. If it is unusual, ask. The runner will tell you what is possible.
QWhere is the pickup hub?+
One trusted location near the cruise port in Nassau. You get the exact address and walking directions in the confirmation. If you can see your ship, you can see the hub.
QHow long until my order is ready?+
Plan for about thirty minutes after the ship docks. Most orders are ready before you finish the gangway line. Larger orders take a bit longer; you will get a heads-up.
QWhat if my ship is delayed?+
We hold the order. Tell us the new arrival time if you have it, or just show up when you dock. Your bag is waiting either way.
QHow do I pay?+
Right in your browser when you place the order. Card or Apple Pay or Google Pay. No cash needed at the hub. Walk-up purchases work the same way at the counter.
QI forgot to pre-order. Can I still come?+
Yes. The hub is open for walk-up while ships are in port. We keep the most-requested items stocked. Pre-order beats walk-up for unusual stuff, but you do not need it for the basics.
QWhat ports are supported?+
Nassau today. That is the pilot. More Caribbean ports are coming. We would rather run one hub well than five hubs badly.
Nassau today.
More islands soon.
One island at a time. Every new port gets its own people on the ground, its own quality bar, its own answers to disputes. We'd rather move slow and right than fast and broken.
Nassau today. More islands soon.- LiveNassauBahamas · Now
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Want ConchPass in your port? If you're a local who knows your island the way Ty knows Nassau, we want to hear from you. Apply to be an island rep →
Born here.
Built for here.
Originally from Little Farmer's Cay, Exuma. I grew up between Nassau and Freeport, walking these streets as a kid. My family owns Cole-Thompson Pharmacy on Bay Street. Thirty years in Bahamian retail, and I know these merchants personally. I know what's real and what's not. I know who actually carved that turtle. I know who buys their straw bags wholesale from Honduras and resells them as island-made.
ConchPass is built so the real ones get seen. The first island rep is family. Someone whose name I trust with the brand because it's also their name. That's the trust layer we have built.




