Fort Charlotte is a British-colonial era fort built on a hill overlooking the harbor of Nassau, The Bahamas. The fort sits a short walk west of downtown Nassau and the cruise ship terminal.
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Great experience you need to go there you can't visit jamaica and not see it you can't live in Jamaica and don't travel and view your own island. This place is still intact for centuries man its like a blast to the past canons red brick walls and you on the edge of a huge cliff man it was fun and it's free to go have a look and explore. It's amazing where mankind is coming from lol. Check it out have some fun the water looks so great don't go...
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Nice historical part of the north west side of the island to explore in Lucea. I got to see it with someone who grew up in this area! Nice place to watch the waves and snap a few pics of the structures. They are tattered and not well maintained but for me that’s apart of the aging process. Not much to do here outside what I mentioned above. A good place to stop over for a few minutes to...
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An underwhelming entrance but the knowledge of the Bahamas is conveyed by guided tours giving you the rich history of the Bahamas its Fort Charlotte construction,ownership in its the ealier days. Upkeep of the giftshop and signage required. If you are a lover of history, you will enjoy.There is also a craft market and gift...
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