A Taste of Bahamas Cultural Food Tour

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Highlights

  • Ideal overview for visitors

  • Learn about Bahamian culture and history

  • Round-trip transportation from Freeport hotels and cruise port provided

Summary

Ideal overview for visitors

Tour info

Duration
2 hours 30 minutes
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Why take this tour?

While in Freeport, take a break from the beach to learn about local traditions in the Bahamas during a tour with a local guide. Hear live commentary about Bahamian history and culture, then drink Bush tea, and try Bahamian foods like peas and rice cooked up with coconut oil. Your tour includes pickup and drop-off from Freeport hotels and the cruise port.

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What’s 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

  • Purchase of souvenirs

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Before you book

  • Duration: 2h 30m

  • Mobile tickets accepted

  • Instant confirmation

Cancellation Policy

    For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.

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Grum Ma's House Cultural Center

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About operator:

Immerse yourself in the culture & cuisine of The Bahamas. Our Taste of The Bahamas Tours which includes Grum Ma's House located next to historic St. Vincent De Paul Catholic Church :the first Catholic Church on the island. Less than 15 minutes from the harbour. Cruise passengers prebook for transportation arrangements please. Visit to the Cultural Center is about 45 minutes. We are flexible and accommodate our guests. Hands on activities, Bahamian bush tea and Junkanoo and other aspects of the culture. Learn about the ancestors of our Bahamians who originated from: the United Kingdom, United States, West African countries, the Caribbean. Bahamas Ministry of Tourism Bahama Host Certified. Taste of The Bahamas food tour: cultural component at Grum Ma's House. Then Buddies by the Bay for a Bahamian lunch prepared by Princess Dianna also are cooking class tour instructor.This last 2 1/2 hours. Bahamian Cooking classes

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