Our first stop was at the Bahamian Kitchen (Bahamian Cookin).
some pulled chicken, macaroni and cheese, fried plantains, rice and coleslaw.
Graycliff Chocolatier
Along the way, we passed a really nice hotel with a swimming pool that you can purchase a day pass to, a cigar humidor, a pizzeria and some trees that were labeled with the type they were. One of them was a nutmeg tree – our tour guide handed us a piece of the leaves to rub between our fingers and smell. It was amazing how much it smelled like nutmeg. Later on we saw a black peppercorn tree also.
Next we went to a Euro Restaurant called, Van Breugel’s Bistro and Bar. On the way, we stopped by the “White House” of the Bahamas.
A great view of the Cruise Ships from the top of the hill.
Van Breugel’s Bistro and Bar’s stop was on the second floor of the restaurant (another flight of stairs to climb).
Pure Caribbean Store
We then had a very short walk to a greek restaurant, Athena Cafe and Bar. This stop was also upstairs
Our last stop was at the Rum Cake store where we sampled a piece of plain rum cake.
I would recommend this tour if you are able to walk and climb stairs without any issues and if you have at least 4 hours.
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