4 Dessert Tours in the Bahamas to Build a Day Around

1.City Sight Seeing with Wine, Rum Cake and Conch Fritter Samples

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 173 reviews · from $75Our pick

Explore New Providence Island by air-conditioned vehicle with guides such as Shonel, Peter, Andy, or Byron. See the Queen’s Staircase, Fort Fincastle, Atlantis, and the Water Tower, with samples of conch, tea, chocolate, wine, rum, and rum cake included.

“The second time I have done this tour with different family/friends and would book again and again! Organized, friendly, and knowledgeable...see, hear, and taste the highlights in a small group that is always one step ahead of the large bus groups and we always seem to be having a better time.”

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2.Graycliff Chocolatier – The Art of Chocolate Interactive Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 36 reviews · from $64Best value

At Graycliff Chocolatier on W Hill Street, a local guide introduces you to chocolate from bean to bar, leads a factory visit, and runs a hands-on class where you make a chocolate bar. The one-hour tour includes tastings and suits families, cruise visitors, and chocolate fans.

“We had so much fun learning the history of the coco bean and making our own chocolate bar. We definitely recommend this!!!”

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3.Graycliff Chocolatier Chocolate and Spirits Tasting in Nassau

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 10 reviews · from $82

At Graycliff Chocolatier in Nassau, a guide such as Tasia, Anastasia, or Melissa leads you through bean-to-bar production and pairs handmade chocolates with rum, whiskey, port, wine, beer, and other spirits. The one-hour tasting begins at 11:30 a.m., welcomes ages 18 and up, and stays limited to 16 people.

“Anastasia was remarkably informative and was so nice. Will definitely go back to visit her. The entire experience was about 2hrs.”

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4.Historic Island Tour Plus Rum Cake Sample and Local Beer

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 5 reviews · from $75Top rated

Spend 3.5 hours touring Nassau in an air-conditioned eight-seat vehicle, with stops at a rum distillery, fish market, fort, hotel district, and local communities. Guides such as Keith and Indianna share Bahamian history, while you sample rum cake, a daiquiri, conch fritters, or local beer.

“Tour was Awesome Keith was a great tour guide very friendly Great driver and enjoyed his company Rum cake was great enjoyed everything about the tour”

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