• Fort Charlotte - Constructed in 1788 by the British, Fort Charlotte stands as Nassau’s largest fort, situated on a hill with sweeping views of Nassau Harbor. Named in honor of Queen Charlotte, it includes dungeons, underground tunnels, and a dry moat. Although it never engaged in battle, it provides an intriguing look into 18th-century military history.
• Arawak Cay - Known locally as the Fish Fry, Arawak Cay is the heart of Nassau’s authentic Bahamian dining scene. Located just west of downtown, it boasts vibrant restaurants and food stalls offering conch fritters, fried fish, grilled lobster, and other island specialties. It’s a bustling area where locals and tourists gather to enjoy delicious food and lively music.
• Long Wharf Beach - Situated near downtown Nassau and the cruise port, Long Wharf Beach is a serene expanse of white sand and turquoise waters. Favored by both locals and tourists, it’s ideal for a quick swim, sunbathing, or simply relaxing while watching boats drift through the harbor.

• Snacks
• Carbonated beverages
• In-vehicle air conditioning

Discover Nassau in a whole new way with an enjoyable, guided, and user-friendly electric trike tour! Effortlessly glide through the lively streets of downtown, admiring the vibrant colonial architecture, bustling markets, and historic landmarks. Enjoy the ocean breeze as you ride past the harbor, pause for photos at essential spots, and immerse yourself in the island’s vibrant culture. Whether you’re visiting Nassau for the first time or returning, this adventure offers the ideal blend of sightseeing and fun—no prior riding experience required.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.