Nassau's busrondleiding van een halve dag: rondleiding met gratis voorbeelden
Beschrijving
Deze Sightseeing Tour is de gemakkelijkste manier om de rijke culturele geschiedenis van Nassau Bahama's en de manier van leven van de lokale bevolking te leren kennen en de lokale keukens in slechts een paar uur te proeven. Leun achterover, ontspan en laat uw gids al het werk doen. Met een handige ophaalservice vanaf de cruisehaven of uw hotel, rijdt u comfortabel in een tourbus terwijl u Nassau leert kennen vanuit uw gids. We bieden gratis voedselmonsters aan bij de Bahamas Rum Cake Factory. Gratis Pina Colada-monsters bij de John Watling Rum Distillery en gratis Wi-Fi aan boord.
Rondreisopties
Reisroute
Bij de Rum Cake Factory proef je het beroemdste merk Rum Cake in de Bahama's. The Factory ligt in het hart van de stad en bestaat al meer dan 20 jaar.
Geniet van het adembenemende uitzicht op een klein fort dat werd gebouwd in 1741 en is uitgerust met vier kanonnen die werden gebruikt om het eiland te verdedigen tegen Spaanse indringers. Het fort ligt aan de oostelijke oever van Nassau, de Bahama's.
Maak foto's terwijl u de Queen's Staircase van 66 treden op de Bahama's afloopt. De trappen werden aan het einde van de 18e eeuw door slaven uit massief kalksteen gehouwen in een poging om aan slavernij te ontsnappen
Fort Fincastle werd met opzet gebouwd in de stad Nassau op het eiland New Providence in de Bahama's om bescherming te bieden tegen piraten. Het fort werd in 1793 gebouwd door Lord Dunmore.
Fort Charlotte is een fort uit de Britse koloniale tijd, gebouwd op een heuvel met uitzicht op de haven van Nassau, de Bahama's. Dit fort werd meer dan 200 jaar geleden door de Britten gebouwd om Nassau, de Bahama's, te beschermen tegen eventuele invasies.
Hier krijg je een rondleiding door de John Watling-distilleerderij, de thuisbasis van JOHN WATLING'S rum en RED TURTLE-wodka; een landgoed dat werd opgericht in 1789, ook wel bekend als de "Spirit of the Bahamas".
Het Junkanoo-strand een verbluffend uitzicht. Hier kun je geen foto's maken, watersporten beoefenen en cruiseschepen de Bahama's zien binnenkomen en verlaten.
De laatste stop is bij Arawak Cay, ook wel Fish Fry genoemd. Hier heb je de unieke kans om Conch Fritters, Conch Salad, Kalik en andere inheemse gerechten te proeven
Hoogtepunten
Wat is inbegrepen
Ophaallocaties en -tijden
Cruiseschipreizigers ontmoeten elkaar naast het toeristenpolitiebureau, net als u de cruisehaven in Nassau, Bahama's verlaat. Voor reizigers die in hotels of resorts verblijven, ontmoeten we elkaar net buiten de lobby van de receptie.
Beoordelingen van reizigers
Belangrijke informatie
- Rolstoeltoegankelijk
- Baby's en kleine kinderen kunnen in een wandel- of kinderwagen mee
- Opties voor openbaar vervoer zijn in de buurt aanwezig
- Er zijn speciale kinderzitjes beschikbaar
- Vervoersopties zijn rolstoeltoegankelijk
- Geschikt voor alle condities
Beoordelingen(422)
Tour guides are very knowledgeable in the history of the country. This tour was just right. We got to see some historic sites with great food and drinks
Excellent tour and the tour guide was really patient to wait for 35 minutes to allow an extremely late comer to join. He was very friendly and we all had a great time.
We had an amazing experience with TJ and Nico. They were quite friendly and very knowledgeable. It was small group tour, we were the only one doing the tour and they allow us to customize itinerary and took us to some great spots. It was great value for money and highly recommended.
It was a great experience. Our Tour Guides were amazing. The tour was informative and relaxing at the same time.
Our experience was consistent with many of the past negative reviews. Tour felt like a bait and switch scam. No clear information on pick up. The driver showed up 20 min late while we fended off the swarm of tour operators trying to solicit business. No wifi, no bottled water. Disinterested driver. Basically a drive thru of some tourist spots. The published itinerary is fake. Oh yes, no free samples at the distillery - everything is paid. Only bright spot - the ac worked. Totally not worth what they are charging for this.
Nico and Tj super friendly they made our first experience in Bahamas great he was very knowledgeable and are tour fun
The tour guide was great. But the company canceled on me the day of my trip and I had to reschedule for the next day so that is why I took off 1 star.
- ac in the van not working - skipped couple of locations - Tour guides were good, simple & behaved well - tour guides must stick to the schedule decided - on board wifi or water bottles not offered against advertised on viator - tour guides dropped us back to hotel while they realised that Co passengers were taking longer time to finish lunch..
Friendly and interactive staff. Very accommodating to tourists and passengers. Would definitely do again
Unfortunately, I would not recommend this tour. I’ve used Viator in the past and never had any problems until I went on this tour. This was the most unorganized, unprofessional tour I’ve ever been on. First, we couldn’t find the meeting place. After asking several people who worked for different tour companies we happened upon the right meeting point. There was no professional employee to direct the group. No one holding a sign with the name of the tour. No clearly marked Viator employee in sight. The tour began at least 20 minutes late after someone called the company for our group. We were never asked for a confirmation number for our booking. We were herded a long to a shuttle bus with no clear markings. We were supposed to visit 3 forts, and we only visited one. Also, it was clearly stated that admission fee for the forts were included in our tour pricing. Yet, when we arrived at the one fort we did tour, we were expected to pay the admission fee. I questioned our tour guide and he said it wasn’t included. I had the information in writing that it was included. We even witnessed another tour guide walk up and pay for the tourists on his bus. That’s when I knew that our tour guide was getting a “kickback” from his friends collecting the admission fee at the fort. At our last stop called The Fish Fry, our tour guide told us which restaurant was his favorite and strongly encouraged us to patronize that particular establishment. He even escorted us across the street into the restaurant. In my opinion, that just solidified that he was receiving some kind of kickback from that particular restaurant. My husband and I declined going into that restaurant and chose another one. When we returned to the meeting point at the agreed upon time and place, the tour guide and bus were nowhere to be found. Someone in the group had to go look around for him. There were other unsettling things that happened but you get the picture. I’m not sure if this is typical for Nassau, but now I’m reluctant to use Viator for my next trip that I’ve already booked. After this experience, I’m considering canceling our upcoming Viator excursion.
