Nassau Half-Day Guided ATV City Tour with Free Food and Drink Samples
by Viking Rentals
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This half-day motorized tour on New Providence Island offers a guided ATV ride around Nassau with stops at local landmarks and food sampling. The tour lasts about 3 to 4 hours and uses modern ATVs including Can-Am Outlander, Polaris Sportsman, or Kawasaki Brute Force models. Participants may drive their own ATV or ride as passengers with a driver. The route includes visits to several key sites: the Bahamas Rum Cake Factory where guests taste the well-known rum cakes; Fort Montagu, a small fort built in 1741 with four cannons; the Queen's Staircase, a limestone stairway of 66 steps carved by slaves in the late 1700s; Fort Fincastle, constructed in 1793 to defend against pirates; and Fort Charlotte, a British colonial fort overlooking Nassau’s harbor. At John Watling’s Distillery, guests tour the estate that produces rum and vodka since 1789 and sample pina coladas. The tour continues to Junkanoo Beach, where visitors can take photos, try water sports, and watch cruise ships. The final stop is Arawak Cay (Fish Fry), where participants can taste native dishes such as conch fritters and conch salad along with local drinks like Kalik. The tour includes helmets, water, soft drinks, fuel surcharges, local guide services, and pickup and drop-off from cruise ports or hotels.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
The Bahamas Rum Cake Factory
At the Rum Cake Factory, guests taste the Bahamas' most famous rum cake brand. The factory has operated in central Nassau for over 20 years.
10 min
Fort Montagu
Fort Montagu is a small fort on Nassau’s eastern shoreline, built in 1741 with four cannons used to protect the island from Spanish attacks.
15 min
Queen's Staircase
The Queen's Staircase consists of 66 steps carved from solid limestone by slaves in the late 1700s as a route to freedom. Visitors can take photos along the stairs.
15 min
Fort Fincastle
Built in 1793 by Lord Dunmore, Fort Fincastle in Nassau was designed to defend the city from pirates.
15 min
Fort Charlotte
Fort Charlotte is a British colonial fort built over 200 years ago on a hill overlooking Nassau’s harbor, constructed to protect the city from invasions.
15 min
John Watling's Distillery
John Watling's Distillery, founded in 1789, produces John Watling’s rum and Red Turtle vodka. Visitors tour the estate and receive free samples of pina colada.
20 min
Junkanoo Beach
Junkanoo Beach offers photo opportunities, water sports, and views of cruise ships entering and leaving the Bahamas.
45 min
Arawak Cay
The final stop is Arawak Cay, known as Fish Fry, where guests can taste native dishes including conch fritters, conch salad, and Kalik beer.
45 min
Meeting point
Headed West at the Nassau Cruise Port, you will be on Woodes Rodgers Walk. There will be an agent in front of the Tourism Police Station and Waterfall waiting for you.
End point
Headed West at the Nassau Cruise Port, you will be on Woodes Rodgers Walk. There will be an agent in front of the Tourism Police Station and Waterfall waiting for you.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Nassau Half-Day Guided ATV City Tour with Free Food and Drink Samples
by Viking Rentals
Choose from 1 available option
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.$200Overview
This half-day motorized tour on New Providence Island offers a guided ATV ride around Nassau with stops at local landmarks and food sampling. The tour lasts about 3 to 4 hours and uses modern ATVs including Can-Am Outlander, Polaris Sportsman, or Kawasaki Brute Force models. Participants may drive their own ATV or ride as passengers with a driver. The route includes visits to several key sites: the Bahamas Rum Cake Factory where guests taste the well-known rum cakes; Fort Montagu, a small fort built in 1741 with four cannons; the Queen's Staircase, a limestone stairway of 66 steps carved by slaves in the late 1700s; Fort Fincastle, constructed in 1793 to defend against pirates; and Fort Charlotte, a British colonial fort overlooking Nassau’s harbor. At John Watling’s Distillery, guests tour the estate that produces rum and vodka since 1789 and sample pina coladas. The tour continues to Junkanoo Beach, where visitors can take photos, try water sports, and watch cruise ships. The final stop is Arawak Cay (Fish Fry), where participants can taste native dishes such as conch fritters and conch salad along with local drinks like Kalik. The tour includes helmets, water, soft drinks, fuel surcharges, local guide services, and pickup and drop-off from cruise ports or hotels.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
The Bahamas Rum Cake Factory
At the Rum Cake Factory, guests taste the Bahamas' most famous rum cake brand. The factory has operated in central Nassau for over 20 years.
10 min
Fort Montagu
Fort Montagu is a small fort on Nassau’s eastern shoreline, built in 1741 with four cannons used to protect the island from Spanish attacks.
15 min
Queen's Staircase
The Queen's Staircase consists of 66 steps carved from solid limestone by slaves in the late 1700s as a route to freedom. Visitors can take photos along the stairs.
15 min
Fort Fincastle
Built in 1793 by Lord Dunmore, Fort Fincastle in Nassau was designed to defend the city from pirates.
15 min
Fort Charlotte
Fort Charlotte is a British colonial fort built over 200 years ago on a hill overlooking Nassau’s harbor, constructed to protect the city from invasions.
15 min
John Watling's Distillery
John Watling's Distillery, founded in 1789, produces John Watling’s rum and Red Turtle vodka. Visitors tour the estate and receive free samples of pina colada.
20 min
Junkanoo Beach
Junkanoo Beach offers photo opportunities, water sports, and views of cruise ships entering and leaving the Bahamas.
45 min
Arawak Cay
The final stop is Arawak Cay, known as Fish Fry, where guests can taste native dishes including conch fritters, conch salad, and Kalik beer.
45 min
Meeting point
Headed West at the Nassau Cruise Port, you will be on Woodes Rodgers Walk. There will be an agent in front of the Tourism Police Station and Waterfall waiting for you.
End point
Headed West at the Nassau Cruise Port, you will be on Woodes Rodgers Walk. There will be an agent in front of the Tourism Police Station and Waterfall waiting for you.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.