THE BAHAMAS
The best of the islands.
The 6 wine tours travellers book most across the Bahamas, with what each trip includes, who runs it and what you can expect to pay.
Nassau half-day tour with conch fritters, rum cake, rum and wine samples, plus Queen’s Staircase and Fort Fincastle views.
“Channel was a great guide. Very patient and informative. We were able to see all that was listed other than not being able to go into the fort due to repair work.”
Blend your own wine in Nassau’s oldest church, guided by a California winemaker. Taste, mix, and take home a labeled bottle.
“Very good time mixing the products.My daughter was able to help out so that was a plus 10/10 recommend. This is a must do in the Bahamas”
Paint alongside a Bahamian artist at Nassau’s Gallery and Wine Bar. Drinks included, all skill levels, about 2 hours.
“Great atmosphere. We visited on a cruise. Lovely art nice cool off spot while shopping in the port. Drinks are reasonably priced.”
Sip champagne at Kay’s Fine Jewelry in downtown Nassau. Family-led diamond shopping with on-site services, in about 1 hour.
“We celebrated father's day on a Carnival Cruise. During our port stop in the Bahamas, I wanted to purchase my husband something memorable to mark our trip. Kay Jewelry provided us with the lowest prices and excellent service. I was very please with our purchases.”
A 5-course wine luncheon at Graycliff Restaurant in Nassau with a sparkling welcome, sommelier-led wine tour, and smart-casual dining.
“I've been to ALOT of wine experiences, and this was absolutely one of the best tastings of my life. The food, wine, and tour in the cellar were excellent. A+ service as well. Highly recommend.”
Enjoy a 5-course seasonal wine luncheon at Nassau’s Graycliff, starting with champagne and ending with pairings in a famed wine cellar.
