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A Taste of Bahamas Cultural Food Tour
2h30
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Itinerary
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Stop At: Grum Ma's House Cultural Center, Hunter's Main Street Next to St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church Parking Lot on the East Side, Freeport F41153 Grand Bahama Island
Experience the Culture of The Bahamas: Bush Tea, Junkanoo Festival, Muic, Art, Dance
Duration: 35 minutes
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This is a typical itinerary for this product
Stop At: Grum Ma's House Cultural Center, Hunter's Main Street Next to St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church Parking Lot on the East Side, Freeport F41153 Grand Bahama Island
Experience the Culture of The Bahamas: Bush Tea, Junkanoo Festival, Muic, Art, Dance
Duration: 35 minutes
Included
- Hotel/Resort/Guest house/Condo/Timeshare & curise port (harbour) pickup and drop-off at designated areas.
- Afternoon tea
- Beverage and bottled water
- Lunch
- Local driver/guide
- All activities
- Guaranteed to skip the long lines
- Entry/Admission - Grum Ma's House Cultural Center
- Guaranteed to skip the lines
Not included
- Purchase of souvenirs
Additional
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
- Travelers should have a moderate physical fitness level
- Not wheelchair accessible
- Vegetarian option is available. Please advise any specific dietary requirements at time of booking
- Infant meals not included
- A maximum of 20 people per booking
- Children must be accompanied by an adult
Features
Tourism
95%
Cultural
80%
Food
60%
Original
45%
Reviews
Donald is an excellent tour guide. Our tour was authentic and intimate. His museum is excellent and the food was very good,
Our guide was very informative, polite made the morning very nice.. We learned a lot about the island its people and traditions. Lunch was prepared by local and was quite good.
We became aware of how the Bahamians lived on Grand Bahama and how they dealt with disasters such as Hurricane Matthew in October 2016. The people were cheerful, neighborly and welcoming to us. Our guide Donald was very informative in describing local culture and explaining how Bahamians differed from other island cultures, the talk and video clips of the Bahamian Junkanoo was particularly good. Princess Diana's meal was first rate each of us enjoyed it very much and I had seconds. The tour concluded with a drive through the city of Freeport with ample explanations and descriptions of the neighborhoods and businesses. Tourists interested in the lifestyles of Bahamians will be interested in this experience.
This was an insightful tour of Bahamian culture: music, tradition, life. Donald, our guide, was informed and invested in sharing his knowledge with us. We enjoyed a meal at Buddy's, a local hang-out on the beach. The food was delicious, and the cook worked hard to please. Then, a short drive away, Grum Ma's provided hands-on and audio-visuals of the Bahamian people, the evolution of Bahamian music, and the tradition of Junkanoo, similar to the Mardi Gras Indian tradition with roots connected to Carribean and African origins. I recommend this tour to anyone who is interested in the real Grand Bahama Island.