Recorrido turístico de exploración de la ciudad de Nassau y visita al complejo turístico Atlantis
Descripción
Disfrute de lo mejor de Nassau desde un lujoso autobús con aire acondicionado que le llevará en este interesante y emocionante recorrido que destaca por la visita al mundialmente famoso complejo turístico Atlantis Resort. Viaje a través de Nassau hasta llegar a Fort Fincastle, ubicado en la cima del punto más alto de la isla, desde donde podrá disfrutar de una hermosa vista del puerto. En este lugar tendrá tiempo para explorar la fortaleza y la Escalera de la Reina Victoria, realizar unas pequeñas compras por su cuenta y hacer fotos. Continúe con una vista panorámica alrededor de la isla de New Providence. Después partirá hacia el complejo turístico Atlantis Paradise Island para realizar una breve parada. El trayecto continúa desde Paradise Island a través de la colorida zona residencial antes de regresar al puerto.
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Itinerario
Fort Fincastle es un fuerte ubicado en la ciudad de Nassau, en la isla de Nueva Providencia, en las Bahamas. El fuerte fue construido en 1793 por Lord Dunmore. Construido alrededor de 1793 en Society Hill, el fuerte domina la ciudad de Nassau y la Escalera de la Reina, y los visitantes suelen acceder a él a pie.
La Escalera de la Reina es una pasarela de 66 escalones en Nasáu, la capital de las Bahamas. Fue excavada en roca caliza sólida por 600 esclavos entre 1793 y 1794 para crear una ruta de escape del fuerte que se encuentra encima y es un importante punto de referencia de Nasáu. Se encuentra en la misma parada que Fort Fincastle. Pregunte a su guía si necesita ayuda.
La Casa de Gobierno es la residencia oficial del Gobernador General de las Bahamas, ubicada en Nassau. Fue construido en la época colonial y fue la residencia del Gobernador de las Bahamas.
Este arco de piedra lleva el nombre del gobernador John Gregory, quien sirvió alrededor de 1850, y se abrió al público el 19 de enero de 1852. Cuando pasa por el arco que va hacia el sur por Market Street, cruza la línea que divide el centro de Nassau del resto de la isla. El pequeño túnel forma una entrada pintoresca a la comunidad conocida como Over The Hill y los antiguos asentamientos de Grants Town y Bain Town.
La historia de Bahamas Rum Cake Factory comienza en el corazón del centro de Nassau, Bahamas en el año 2000. George Bates, originario del Reino Unido, fundó una receta que inspiraría su Rum Cake “Original”. A todos les encantó tanto su receta que decidió abrir una pequeña pastelería de ron, una tienda que desde entonces se ha convertido en la marca favorita de pasteles de ron en las Bahamas.
Lo más destacado de Paradise Island es la mundialmente famosa Atlantis. Atlantis es un magnífico resort que abarca más de 3,000 habitaciones de hotel, 20 restaurantes, una amplia variedad de tiendas, un parque acuático de 123 acres, hermosas playas y el casino más grande de las Bahamas. El costo total para construir Atlantis fue de más de $ 2 mil millones.
A continuación, viajará a Paradise Island, una isla conectada a New Providence por dos puentes que cruzan el puerto de Nassau. El faro de Hog Island, construido en 1817, se encuentra en el extremo occidental de la isla y se puede ver desde el puerto de cruceros.
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Información importante
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- Se pueden acomodar sillas de ruedas plegables siempre que el pasajero esté acompañado por alguien que pueda ayudarlo mientras aborda y desembarca.
Opiniones(59)
Richard was a great guide. The tour was very informative. We had plenty of time on each stop and he got us back on time.
This could have been good. Time was completely wasted by including Atlantis. You just park about two blocks away and are told you have 20 minutes. It takes 6 or 8 minutes each way to walk it. They send you into their shops. First thing I see is the Rolex store. No thanks. Tour guide admitted that it was mostly an advertisement for Atlantis. They had no intention of actually letting you see anything. The guy at the door even kinda acted snooty. 14 minutes at the Queen's Staircase. 20 minutes to shop at Fort Fincastle, but no time to tour it. Tour guide was really good, he just didn't have any time. Just cut Atlantis out and give an actual unrushed tour.
Thank you for your review, we do appreciate the feedback and will discuss the times given at each stop with our drivers/guides. The Atlantis really is a photo opportunity stop. We do give guests the option to stay and enjoy the casino, restaurants, bars and shops if they wish. I realize it isn't for everyone though. Thank you again and i'll give the guide your appreciation.
Very convinient! Very personalized! We learned about the culture and history of Bahamas on every detail and saw it first hand. Rich’ard, is awesome and really took good care of us and made sure we experience Bahamas even in a short period of time.
Thank you for your lovely review. I will let Rich'ard know... he really is the best. Hope to see you in the future.
This was by far the worst tour I have ever taken in my entire life. The tour was 2.5 hours long, but the majority of it, almost 2 hours was spent on a bus zipping thru Nassau while a guide "Frankie Bahamas" tried to make jokes or talked about his three baby mamas. The driver never met a stop sign he didn't run. After 30 to 40 minutes we were dropped off at Atlantis for 40 minutes and told how poor we were not to be staying there. It was basically a big, over crowded shopping mall. Total waste of time. Then we went to two other shopping stops where we got 9 minutes at each. I'm not kidding. They couldn't get rid of us fast enough. No tip for you! Find something else or you will regret it.
Thank you for your feedback. I am very sorry to hear this and will speak to the driver/guide about this immediately. Each tour is 2.5 hours, depending on traffic and other guests embarking and debarking the bus, this can limit the time at certain stops. Safety and Guests satisfaction is our #1 goal. Please accept our sincere apologies if this didn't meet that goal.
Everything went as planned and Jo was the best tour guide we had. He knew his history very well and we throughly enjoyed the tour!!!
This was a very positive tour. It was family-friendly, and well organized. My two children and I do quite a bit of traveling and we enjoyed this guided tour of the Bahamas. I definitely recommend booking your tour in advance. There are similar companies claiming that they offer the same thing. This guided tour picks you up on the port and navigates you to a private tour bus where you are then toured around the Bahamas.
The tickets, even though only $5. For the fort were not worth it! The Atlantis stop was a good distance to walk to get to hotel, by the time you got there you had no time to check out anything. You were not even allowed into entrance/lobby without a room key…all you got to see were a few stores. It was disappointing! The straw market was across street from cruise port….there was no stop there for people taking the tour, you could walk on your own. Most people in the van, never got to see queens staircase…because of the walk and short time period that was allowed…only three young people got to see it because they could walk faster. They shared their pictures with the people in van, or else they would have never gotten to see the staircase.
Thank you for your review. Our guides are very patient, we explain to guests to let us know if you need more time. The walk to the Queens Staircase was a bit longer at that time you visited, as you would have noticed it was under a renovation and they were not allowing us to park in our normal spot. It was a situation we were unaware of and out of our control. The Atlantis, as advertised is a photo op stop. You are allowed in the Lobby of the Hotel, you are just not allowed PAST the Lobby of the hotel - which would take you into the water park without a room key. The $5 fee for the fort is a government imposed tax, it has nothing to do with us and as advertised, is at your own discretion. I hope this helps.
Do not book this tour. It was very underwhelming. It was nothing as advertised..waiting on the wowww
The advertising for this tour is misleading. It is more a tour of Nassau. You don’t actually visit Atlantis, just the casino entrance to Atlantis. You do not actually see or go to the resort.
Best way to get a feel of Nassau. You see an ancient fort, you visit the rum cake factory, you go to the Atlantis hotel. Last stop is the straw market. Greg was very professional, friendly and knowledgeable.
thank you for your review, I will let Greg know and we are thrilled you enjoyed it.
