

by KINDWalk
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$20The KINDWalk Nassau Historical and Cultural Walking Tour lasts three hours and covers several important sites in Nassau. The tour begins outside the Pirates of Nassau Museum with introductions and a brief explanation of how Nassau and The Bahamas were established. Next, the group visits the Pompey Museum of Slavery & Emancipation, where the guide provides background on the museum and what visitors can expect inside; entry to the museum requires a separate fee. The tour then proceeds to Christ Church Cathedral to learn about the hand-carved limestone church built in the 1800s. Afterward, the group walks along Bay Street, where the guide points out recommended food and drink venues for later visits. At Parliament Square, the guide discusses The Bahamas' rise to independence and explains the government structure. The tour continues to Fort Fincastle, where participants can shop with local vendors and learn about the fort's history and its connection to Queen's Staircase; there is a small fee to enter the fort's interior. The next stop is Queen's Staircase, a well-preserved stone staircase from the 1700s, offering a photo opportunity. The final stop is Graycliff Heritage Village Marketplace, where the guide shares stories about the property's history involving Al Capone, war, and pirates. At Graycliff, participants receive snacks and drink samples, including locally made Bahamian chocolate, flavored moonshine, and wine from Bahama Barrels Winery. The tour operates rain or shine. Children aged 11 to 13 must present valid government-issued ID at check-in. Modest, comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes are required; swimwear and revealing clothing are not allowed and may result in cancellation. Gratuities are not included and are given directly to the guide.
Pirates of Nassau Museum
The tour starts outside the Pirates of Nassau Museum with introductions and an explanation of Nassau's establishment. Closed-toe shoes and modest clothing are required. The tour operates rain or shine.
15 min
Pompey Museum of Slavery & Emancipation
The guide provides background on the museum and highlights what visitors can expect inside. Entry to the museum requires an additional admission fee.
Christ Church Cathedral
Participants learn about this 1800s hand-carved limestone church, which was frequented by members of the Royal family.
5 min
Bay Street
The group walks along Bay Street while the guide points out recommended food and drink venues for later visits.
10 min
Parliament Square
The guide discusses The Bahamas' path to independence and explains the country's governmental structure.
15 min
Fort Fincastle
Visitors can shop with local vendors and learn about the fort's history and its connection to the Queen's Staircase. A $3 fee is required to tour inside the fort.
5 min
Queen's Staircase
This stop offers a photo opportunity with the well-preserved, hand-carved stone staircase from the 1700s.
20 min
Graycliff Heritage Village Marketplace
The guide shares the history of the Graycliff property including connections to Al Capone, war, and pirates. Visitors can sample Bahamian chocolate, flavored moonshine, and wine at the Graycliff Chocolatier and Bahama Barrels Winery.
30 min
This is a BOOKING fee ONLY! This tour operates on cash tips/gratuities. NOTE: Please wear closed-toe shoes and MODEST clothing. Swimwear, booty shorts etc. are not allowed and may result in cancellations. Guide will be wearing a blue shirt, blue pants and carrying a black umbrella.
End point
This is a BOOKING fee ONLY! This tour operates on cash tips/gratuities. NOTE: Please wear closed-toe shoes and MODEST clothing. Swimwear, booty shorts etc. are not allowed and may result in cancellations. Guide will be wearing a blue shirt, blue pants and carrying a black umbrella.


by KINDWalk
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$20The KINDWalk Nassau Historical and Cultural Walking Tour lasts three hours and covers several important sites in Nassau. The tour begins outside the Pirates of Nassau Museum with introductions and a brief explanation of how Nassau and The Bahamas were established. Next, the group visits the Pompey Museum of Slavery & Emancipation, where the guide provides background on the museum and what visitors can expect inside; entry to the museum requires a separate fee. The tour then proceeds to Christ Church Cathedral to learn about the hand-carved limestone church built in the 1800s. Afterward, the group walks along Bay Street, where the guide points out recommended food and drink venues for later visits. At Parliament Square, the guide discusses The Bahamas' rise to independence and explains the government structure. The tour continues to Fort Fincastle, where participants can shop with local vendors and learn about the fort's history and its connection to Queen's Staircase; there is a small fee to enter the fort's interior. The next stop is Queen's Staircase, a well-preserved stone staircase from the 1700s, offering a photo opportunity. The final stop is Graycliff Heritage Village Marketplace, where the guide shares stories about the property's history involving Al Capone, war, and pirates. At Graycliff, participants receive snacks and drink samples, including locally made Bahamian chocolate, flavored moonshine, and wine from Bahama Barrels Winery. The tour operates rain or shine. Children aged 11 to 13 must present valid government-issued ID at check-in. Modest, comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes are required; swimwear and revealing clothing are not allowed and may result in cancellation. Gratuities are not included and are given directly to the guide.
Pirates of Nassau Museum
The tour starts outside the Pirates of Nassau Museum with introductions and an explanation of Nassau's establishment. Closed-toe shoes and modest clothing are required. The tour operates rain or shine.
15 min
Pompey Museum of Slavery & Emancipation
The guide provides background on the museum and highlights what visitors can expect inside. Entry to the museum requires an additional admission fee.
Christ Church Cathedral
Participants learn about this 1800s hand-carved limestone church, which was frequented by members of the Royal family.
5 min
Bay Street
The group walks along Bay Street while the guide points out recommended food and drink venues for later visits.
10 min
Parliament Square
The guide discusses The Bahamas' path to independence and explains the country's governmental structure.
15 min
Fort Fincastle
Visitors can shop with local vendors and learn about the fort's history and its connection to the Queen's Staircase. A $3 fee is required to tour inside the fort.
5 min
Queen's Staircase
This stop offers a photo opportunity with the well-preserved, hand-carved stone staircase from the 1700s.
20 min
Graycliff Heritage Village Marketplace
The guide shares the history of the Graycliff property including connections to Al Capone, war, and pirates. Visitors can sample Bahamian chocolate, flavored moonshine, and wine at the Graycliff Chocolatier and Bahama Barrels Winery.
30 min
This is a BOOKING fee ONLY! This tour operates on cash tips/gratuities. NOTE: Please wear closed-toe shoes and MODEST clothing. Swimwear, booty shorts etc. are not allowed and may result in cancellations. Guide will be wearing a blue shirt, blue pants and carrying a black umbrella.
End point
This is a BOOKING fee ONLY! This tour operates on cash tips/gratuities. NOTE: Please wear closed-toe shoes and MODEST clothing. Swimwear, booty shorts etc. are not allowed and may result in cancellations. Guide will be wearing a blue shirt, blue pants and carrying a black umbrella.