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Arawak Cay, Nassau

Take a fascinating and fun tour of Nassau and Bahamas culture as you ride an open-air bus or an air conditioned bus, See key sights from the city, and drink complementary water as you take part in an interactive and informative sightseeing experience. Hop on board a beautiful bus decorated with images from Bahaman culture and history. Feel the thrill of riding a fully electric open air bus or airconditioned bus through the streets of the island. Explore the highlights of the island on a tour which combine stories of its eventful history with the warmth and kindness of the Bahamian people. Stop and sample the island drinks and our famous Sky Juice. We are ready to share with you. PLEASE BE AT THE MEETING AREA 30 MINS BEFORE TOUR TIME. See you then. :-)

On this comprehensive yet fun tour, you will be able to feel and see the natural beauty of Nassau, the vibrant energy and local flavor that is only found here. Your experienced local driver will guide you on an itinerary that will cover many significant historical and cultural locations. The tour will begin at The Rum Cake Factory, where you will have the opportunity to sample the six flavors that are made at the factory. Next, the Queens Staircase, the 102-ft., 65-step staircase carved from solid limestone by slaves in 1793, surrounded by lush, tropical vegetation. In the 1800s, the steps were named to honor Queen Victoria for her role in ending slavery in the British Empire. Right nearby is the Water tower. You will visit the famous tea store, Tasty Teas which was founded by mother and son. All of the different teas are made from organic Bahamian herbs, fruits, a spice. Moving on, you'll pass the Government House, the official residence of the Governor-General of the Bahamas. Painted a distinctively lovely Bahamian shade of conch pink, it is considered one of the finest examples of Georgian Colonial architecture in the Islands. The immense Fort Charlotte, set on more than 100 acres, is another reminder of the city's past. Built between 1787 and 1790 to protect the west side of the harbor from attack, the fort is set on a hill overlooking Arawak Cay and offers superb views of the Nassau Harbor. And speaking of Arawak Cay, it is next up on our historical exploration of Nassau. Named after the original West Indian inhabitants of the island, Arawak Cay was built from the sands dredged during construction of Nassau's harbor. This bustling street in the heart of the city is known for its live music and Bahamian restaurants and bars offering authentic dishes and beverages, each with their own unique spin. Point your ATV toward the Caves, a place that is purported to have been used by pirates in the late 1600s and early 1700s, but is now home to much friendlier fruit bats. Walk down the stone stairs and let your imagination picture how pirates used it to store their barrels of rum and ill-gotten gains. Next enjoy a local Bahamian lunch with a beverage that will deliver a final, delicious taste of Nassau. Then take a nice ride along the outskirts and see the sandy beaches at Clifton pier and the Poinciana flowers that creates an arch for you to ride under. The tour will end at Shore to Shore location where local drinks will be waiting to refresh

Choose to either start in the morning or afternoon. Complete paperwork, sign waivers, receive your ATV safety briefing and orientation, and then you're ready to go. See and pass the sights of Nassau with a narrated tour which includes the Government House, Fort Charlotte, Arawak Cay, Baha Mar, and most popular attraction, the Caves. Guest can also indulge in the purchasing of items on some of the stops, while sampling Bahamian food and drinks. Enjoy a full Bahamian lunch at one of the local restaurants, then head back to where your tour started from.

This unique city tour will give guests a greater appreciation of the life, food, drinks, and culture of the Bahamas. The guest will be able to explore the rich history of the island of New Providence while traveling through some of Nassau's indigenous villages, such as "Fox Hill Village." Guests will be able to sample some of the island's unique foods and drinks as we visit the Bahamas Rum Cake Factory, The Chocolate Factory, the John Watling Distillery, The New Duff, and the popular Nassau Fry Fry at Arawak Cay.

Experience the Best of Nassau with our Town & City Bus Tour Tour Schedules: Available everyday 8:30am - 11:00am, 11:30am to 2:00pm, or 2:30pm - 5:00pm. (Kindly email your preferred time slot for a seamless tour experience). Our Town & Country Bus Tour is designed to provide families with a delightful and well-rounded experience, combining historical sites, cultural experiences, and culinary delights. Here's a detailed breakdown of what you can expect during your tour: Meeting Point: Our tour bus will meet guests at the water fountain outside the Cruise Terminal, ensuring a convenient starting point for your adventure. Charles Town Exploration: Begin your journey in the old city of Charles Town. Visit a unique chocolate factory for a sweet experience. Explore the only winery on the island with free sampling for the adults. Stop at the Gray Cliff Cigar Factory, known for its historical significance and connection to Al Capone. Visit the oldest distillery on the island (built in 1789) for free samples of the world’s best peanut coladas. Old British Military Forts: Head to one of the old British military forts. Enjoy some time for shopping with locals, providing a chance for unique souvenirs. Explore the historical Queen’s Staircase, offering insights into the island’s past. Rum Cake Factory: Refuel at the best rum cake factory with free sampling, satisfying everyone’s sweet tooth. East of Nassau and Fort Montague: Head east of Nassau to Fort Montague. Enjoy beautiful beaches and take in scenic views. Savor mouth-watering conch fritters or fresh conch salad. Family-Friendly Atmosphere: Our guides provide engaging and age-appropriate information, ensuring a family-friendly atmosphere throughout the tour. We incorporate activities or anecdotes that appeal to both children and adults, creating an enjoyable experience for the whole family. Tour Conclusion: Conclude the tour after approximately 2.5 hours, ensuring families have experienced the best Nassau has to offer. Provide any final information, answer questions, and ensure a smooth return to the starting point. By blending history, culture, and culinary experiences, our Town & Country Bus Tour creates a well-balanced and enjoyable adventure for families visiting Nassau. Join us for an unforgettable journey through the sights, sounds, and flavors of this beautiful island paradise! Operating Hours: 9:00am – 5:00pm - Monday-Sunday.

Join this amazing tour and explore the following stops: Stop: The Bahamas Rum Cake Factory (duration 10 minutes) At the Rum Cake Factory, you will get to taste the most famous brand of Rum Cake in The Bahamas. The Factory sits in the heart of the city and has been there for over 20 years. Stop: Fort Montagu (duration 15 minutes) Enjoy the breathtaking view of a small fort that was built in 1741 and is equipped with four cannons that were used to defend the island from Spanish invaders. The Fort sits on the Eastern Shoreline of Nassau, The Bahamas. Stop: Queen's Staircase (duration 20 minutes) Take photos as you walk down the Queen's Staircase of 66 steps in The Bahamas. The steps were carved out of solid limestone by slaves in the late 1700s in an attempt to escape bondage. Stop: Fort Fincastle (duration 15 minutes) Fort Fincastle was purposely constructed in the city of Nassau on the island of New Providence in The Bahamas to provide protection from Pirates. The Fort was built in 1793 by Lord Dunmore. Stop: Fort Charlotte (duration 15 minutes) Fort Charlotte is a British-colonial era fort built on a hill overlooking the harbor of Nassau, The Bahamas. This fort was built over 200 years ago by the British to protect Nassau, The Bahamas from any invasions. Stop: John Watling's Rum Distillery (duration 20 minutes) Here you will get a tour of John Watling's Distillery, home to JOHN WATLING'S Rum and the famous RED TURTLE Vodka; an estate that was founded in 1789, also known as the "Spirit of The Bahamas". Stop: Junkanoo Beach (duration 20 minutes) Junkanoo Beach offers an astonishing view. Here you will be able to take photos, participate in water sports, and have the opportunity to watch cruise ships enter and leave The Bahamas. Stop: Arawak Cay, Fish Fry (duration 1 hour) The final stop will be at Arawak Cay, commonly referred to as Fish Fry. Here you will have the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to taste our local cuisines such Conch Fritters, Conch Salad, Fried Snapper Fish, Peas and Rice, Kalik, and other native dishes.

Tour Schedules: Available everyday 8:30am - 11:00am, 11:30am to 2:00pm, or 2:30pm - 5:00pm. (Kindly email your preferred time slot for a seamless tour experience). Cruise Port Staring Point: Meet and greet participants, providing a warm welcome and any necessary instructions. Ensure everyone is ready for the upcoming adventure. The journey from the Cruise Port Terminal to Primeval Forest National Park and back spans approximately 3 hours and 30 minutes in travel time. The Caves of New Providence: Make a stop at Cave Point, providing an opportunity for guests to explore natural caves and take in the stunning surroundings. Primeval Forest National Park: Continue the journey for another 10 minutes to reach the Primeval Forest. Primeval Forest National Park invites you to embark on a journey of discovery and exploration in Nassau's breathtaking wilderness. From shopping to hiking trails to hidden caves, this pristine sanctuary promises an unforgettable adventure for nature lovers of all ages. Clifton Heritage National Park: The Oldest Slave Village at Clifton Heritage Site holds immense historical importance, serving as a tangible link to the Bahamas' colonial past and the legacy of slavery. It offers visitors a glimpse into the harsh realities faced by enslaved individuals who once inhabited this site. Explore the remnants of the Oldest Slave Village, including the preserved ruins of slave quarters, communal areas, and other structures that offer glimpses into daily life during the era of slavery. Additionally, visitors may encounter archaeological artifacts and exhibits that shed light on the experiences of enslaved individuals. Jaws Beach: Jaws Beach is a hidden gem known for its pristine white sand, crystal-clear waters, and tranquil atmosphere. Guests will have the opportunity to unwind and soak in the natural beauty of this secluded paradise, surrounded by swaying palm trees and the gentle sound of waves. Whether you choose to stroll along the shore, sunbathe on the soft sands, or simply take in the breathtaking ocean views, Jaws Beach provides the perfect setting for relaxation and rejuvenation. Capture stunning photos of the idyllic scenery or simply enjoy a moment of peace and tranquility before concluding the tour. With its serene ambiance and natural splendor, a visit to Jaws Beach adds the perfect finishing touch to our comprehensive tour, leaving participants with cherished memories of Nassau's beauty and tranquility. Arawak Cay: Immerse yourself in the sights, sounds, and flavors of Bahamian culture with a vibrant conch show at Arawak Cay's Local Fish Fry, creating lasting memories of your time in Nassau before heading back to the Cruise Port. Delight your taste buds with our crispy and flavorful conch fritters, made with tender conch meat and a blend of herbs and spices. Served hot and fresh, they're the perfect appetizer to kick off your culinary adventure or dive into a refreshing bowl of light and tangy fresh conch salad.

Sample Bahamian drinks and food on this short tour aboard an electric bus. See 4-5 points of interest including Pirates Museum, Rawson, Rum Cake Factory, Greycliff Chocolate Factory, and John Watlings Distillery. You will have approximately 15-20 minutes at each stop. Tasty Teas: a Bahamian-owned facility that produces 11 signature tea blends and a variety of tropical juices and iced teas. Guests can learn about and taste the different flavors of the teas and juices. Greycliff Chocolate Factory: This is a chocoholic's dream come true. At Greycliff they make their own chocolates under the tutelage of the Master Chocolatier and guests will have the opportunity to indulge in these delicious gourmet chocolates. Rum Cake Factory: Guests will learn the top secret ingredients of the many flavors of Rum Cake, baked to perfection and gently marinated in a signature brand of Ole Nassau Bahamian Rum. These cakes have become not only a dessert, but an important part of a new lifestyle for Bahamians and tourists alike. John Watlings Distillery: This is the home of JOHN WATLING'S Rum, the "Spirit of The Bahamas" - where its namesake rum and other spirits are handcrafted by Bahamian hands using local materials and traditional English rum-making methods. Pompey Square: is a free-spirited social hub for local festivals, art shows, lounging and children's play. There is an interactive water feature in the center of the square, surrounded by restaurants, bars, souvenir shops and the Pompey Museum of Slavery and Emancipation.

Join us on an exhilarating 3.5-hour tour that captures the true essence of “the Bahamian thing”. With 4 thrilling stops, choose between an atv or buggy, and enjoy the guidance of your very own tour guide as we embark on an island cruise along the stunning shores of Nassau. Along the way, you’ll encounter one of Nassau’s most breathtaking ocean views while passing the serene go-slow bend. With our first stop “The New Duff”, where every Bahamian knows that guava duff is synonymous with the word dessert. Here, you’ll discover the history behind this beloved native dish while savoring a warm, sweet sample paired with a refreshing sample of their homemade lemonades. Next, we head to “Fort Charlotte”, built in 1788 by lord Dunmore, the fort was named after the wife of king George iii, queen Saharia Charlotte, being the biggest fort in new providence this historic monument that sits atop a hill overlooking the far west end harbor commanding an impressive view of Paradise Island and the Nassau harbour; soak up it’s pottant history before moving on to our final stop, cruising along the short off-road trail opposite the western esplanade to the famous “Arawak Cay – Fish Fry”. Experience true Bahamian culture at its finest as we ride through the colourful village to the rustic & authentic “Gone Fishn’ restaurant”. At this exciting stop, enjoy a taste of the Bahamas’ secret aphrodisiac - “the conch” whistle watching the cracking of the conch & preparation of our popular native delight the conch salad, all while being mesmerized by the stunning views of our “Western Esplanade Beach” & the Nassau harbour lighthouse; a spot famously featured in the iconic James Bond film Thunderball (1965). Upon arrival, welcomed with a chilled coconut you can go for a swim, layout a towel to soak up the sun, or stroll along the pristine white sand beach before we wrap up the day, with a delicious lite lunch featuring a selection of native bites and a refreshing beverage.

Experience Nassau like never before with the Nassau Scooter Adventure Tour, a thrilling way to explore the island’s top attractions at your own pace. Hop on a comfortable, easy-to-ride scooter and cruise through the streets of downtown Nassau, scenic coastal roads, and historic sites. Your adventure includes stops at iconic landmarks such as the Queen’s Staircase, Fort Charlotte, and the stunning Cabbage Beach. Ride past colorful colonial buildings, lively local markets, and hidden gems that showcase the rich culture and history of the Bahamas. With a professional guide leading the way, you’ll enjoy fascinating insights into Nassau’s history, local hotspots, and the best photo opportunities. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a returning traveler, this tour offers a fun and unique way to experience the island. Tour Itinerary with Time Allocations 1. Cruise Port Pick-Up & Transfer to Arawak Cay 8:00 AM – Meet & greet at cruise port. 8:05 AM – Depart via bus for a 10-minute ride to Arawak Cay. 8:15 AM – Arrive at Arawak Cay (5 minutes for safety briefing & scooter assignment). 2. Ride to Fort Charlotte (10-minute ride) 8:20 AM – Depart Arawak Cay for Fort Charlotte. 8:30 AM – Arrive at Fort Charlotte; explore the fort with a guided tour (30 minutes). 9:00 AM – Depart Fort Charlotte. 3. Scenic Stop at Go Slow Bend (10-minute ride) 9:10 AM – Arrive at Go Slow Bend, a prime photo opportunity (10 minutes). 9:20 AM – Depart Go Slow Bend. 4. Turtle Feeding at Cable Beach (15-minute ride) 9:35 AM – Arrive at Cable Beach for turtle feeding experience (20 minutes). 9:55 AM – Depart Cable Beach. 5. Explore Cave Point (15-minute ride) 10:10 AM – Arrive at Cave Point; explore the limestone formations (20 minutes). 10:30 AM – Depart Cave Point. 6. Visit Gambier Village (15-minute ride) 10:45 AM – Arrive at Gambier Village, one of Nassau’s oldest settlements. Explore historical and cultural sites & interact with locals (40 minutes). 11:25 AM – Enjoy freshly made conch salad & conch fritters. 11:35 AM – Depart Gambier Village. BONUS: Quick Stop at Jaws Beach and ride by Cliffton Heritage Park and the Old Slave Steps. 7. Return Ride to Arawak Cay (Starting Point) (50-minute ride) 12:25 PM – Arrive back at Arawak Cay for tour completion. 12:30 PM – Board bus back to cruise port (10 minutes). 12:40 PM – Arrive at cruise port, tour concludes. Total Tour Duration: ~4 Hours 45 Minutes Travel Time: ~2 hours Activity Time: ~2 hours 45 minutes