Clifton Heritage National Park, Nassau

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 savouring 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 craking 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.

Choose from 30 different activities to do on the island. We will then help you • Create an itinerary that reflects the needs and desires of your group • Maximize the allotted full four-hour tour time • Most of the attractions on the island have free admission but we can arrange beforehand the reservations or passes to activities that require admission. Despite the pre-arranged itinerary, it is still flexible as you can explore at your own pace. What is more is that no matter what places interest you or your group's size, our professional guide will give you a wealth of information about Nassau. You can also create more memories aboard the bus as it can comfortably seat 10 to a maximum of 14 people. The bus is also equipped with snorkels and beach toys if you decide to enjoy the beach. So whether you are with your family or squad, maximize your vacation as we create together an awesome, exclusive tour by bus just for you.

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.

Embark on a memorable journey through Western New Providence with a guide. Visit captivating caves, relax on Johnstone Beach, and explore Clifton Heritage Park. End your day with a delightful sampling of authentic Bahamian dishes at a charming local restaurant. Start your day with a visit to the captivating caves, where you'll uncover its rich history and perhaps catch a glimpse of a bat or two, or even three if you're feeling adventurous enough to explore inside. Next, head to Johnstone Beach, known for its iconic role in the first James Bond movie. Take a refreshing dip, stroll along the shore, or simply soak in the surroundings. Finally, visit Clifton Heritage Park, where you'll have the opportunity to immerse yourself in the local culture and history. Conclude your adventure at a charming local restaurant, where you'll indulge in a delightful sampling of authentic Bahamian dishes before making your way back.