Next, you will see ruins of the slave homes at Clifton Heritage which was previously a Whylly and Johnston plantation. Take a look at the beautiful, relaxing ocean where monuments of enslaved women were erected to show them looking towards West Africa, their home. Finally, the picuresque views of the Fort Fincastle and Queen’s staircase will bring everything together. The Queen’s staircase was carved by former slaves in gratitude to Queen Victoria for their liberation. Therefore, the final stop is one that commemorates freedom. Bask in the refreshing sounds of the waterfall and the beautiful sights at this historical site. This tour will bring you rich and lasting memories and will show you Bahamians from a different perspective...our history!
Price includes admissions to Pompey Museum and Clifton Heritage.
