



by Mario Kikivarakis
This flexible Nassau city tour offers either a two-hour visit to four selected locations or a four-hour tour covering seven sites. Guests choose the places to visit based on their interests and available time. The tour is conducted by vehicle equipped with air conditioning. Stops include the Queen's Staircase, where the history and architecture are explained, and Fort Charlotte, a former military defense site with an additional admission fee. Clifton Heritage National Park is also available, with a separate entrance charge. The Bahamas Rum Cake Factory offers a 25-minute walk-through and tasting session. Visitors can also explore John Watling's Distillery and the Pirates of Nassau Museum, each with their own admission fees. The tour concludes with a visit to the Caves of New Providence, known for their historical use by pirates. Snacks are not included on the tour. The total duration ranges from about three to five hours depending on the selected number of stops.
Queen's Staircase
Guests will visit the Queen's Staircase for about 25 minutes to learn about its history and architectural features.
25 min
Fort Charlotte
This 30-minute stop explains the military role of Fort Charlotte in defending the Bahamas from pirates and enemies. Admission fees apply separately: adults $5.50, children $3.00.
30 min
Clifton Heritage National Park
Visitors spend around 60 minutes at Clifton Heritage National Park learning about its history. Entrance fees are not included: adults $22.00, children 5-12 years $16.50, children 3-11 years $5.50.
60 min
The Bahamas Rum Cake Factory
A 25-minute visit allows guests to walk through the factory and sample rum cake products.
25 min
John Watling's Distillery
Guests explore the distillery and its exhibits during a 45-minute stop.
45 min
Pirates of Nassau Museum
The museum visit lasts about 45 minutes and includes exhibits related to piracy history. Admission fees apply separately: adults $14, children $7.
45 min
The Caves of New Providence
A 20-minute visit to the historic caves near Adelaide Village, once used by pirates for hiding.
20 min