Experience the Culture of The Bahamas
What your day looks like
Come learn about our history and culture in a way you have never experienced before. Where touring isn't a history lesson, it is a conversation about our country. Enjoy the sites and sounds and learn about our island's history. See what it is to be Bahamian. REMEMBER YOU ARE ALWAYS INVITED. YEAH MAN
The experience, in brief
- Atlantis
- Rum cake factory
- Historical sights
- Fish Fry/ Beach
The journey, in full
You will hop on to our beautiful colourful fully electric open bus at our meeting spot. Next move to one of the oldest spot on the island Parliament Square. Move on to the Rum Cake factory, where we make Bahamian sweets and treats but I guess it taste better with rum :-). You will then visit Atlantis, Queens Stair Case, the Governors House, National art Gallery, Junkanoo Museum, Tasty teas where we sample a Bahamian treat conch fritters. You must stop at fish fry/beach before returning. After all our beautiful waters is why you come to the islands. See you soon :-)
Your day, step by step
Nassau
Local Flavor at Atlantis Paradise Island.
Nassau
Leisure at Atlantis Paradise Island.
Nassau
Food Tasting.
Nassau
Cultural Immersion.
What to know before booking
Included
2.5 hours Guide experience
Not Included
Tips and gratuities
What to Bring
Comfortable shoes Comfortable clothes Biodegradable sunscreen
Meeting & Pickup
Nassau Straw Market - Down Town 3 mins out of the cruise port Bay Street, Nassau, Bahamas
Languages Offered
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Planning Notes
Hotel pickup offered: No Confirmation: Manual By Business
What travelers are saying
It was a lovely day seeing the city of Nassau! The meet up point is walking distance from the cruise pier and easy to find. It was awesome learning from our local tour guide about the history and culture. Got to try some samples of yummy local food like cronch fritters! so yummy!
Fonzie our tour guide was funny, enthusiastic and very patient (we were late for the tour and had difficulty finding the meeting spot because we didn’t go into the straw market as directed) Fonzie is a true proud local who wanted to share her knowledge of her country. As she took us around the city she provided interesting historical knowledge of the city. .