You will cover lots of ground and capture a real feel for life in Nassau, the most amazing island of the Bahamas.
You can drive-by and visit the Queen's Staircase, a stone stairway of 65 steps, one for each year of Queen Victoria’s rule; The Water Tower, built in 1928 to maintain water pressure in Nassau; Arawak Cay, named after the original West Indian inhabitants of the islands; the local hangout referred to as the “Fish fry,” which is a cluster of popular restaurants and bars where you can find Bahamian delicacies and one-of-a-kind drinks.
You can drive to Fort Charlotte, the largest and most interesting of the three forts found in Nassau. The fort was built in 1789 by Lor...