Fort Charlotte

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Built immediately after the American Revolution to reinforce the island, Fort Charlotte is a colonial fort that has never actually seen battle. Despite this, it stands today as a reminder that the Caribbean was not always the peaceful paradise it is today.

Offerings

If you find your way to Fort Charlotte, you will able to tour it and take a look at its still mounted cannons, as well as learn of the British Colonialism on the island.

Staying Close

Nassau is a good option for those wishing to visit Fort Charlotte, because travelers to this region of the Bahamas will have easy site access throughout their trip. Despite the fact that the area isn't a major hub for tourism, you'll nevertheless find a reasonably varied selection of lodgings to choose from.

Hotels near Fort Charlotte
Hotel	Type	Distance	Direction
Nassau Palm Hotel	Hotel	0.5 mi. (5.0 km)	E
Nassau Junkanoo Resort	Resort	0.5 mi. (5.0 km)	E
British Colonial Hilton	Hotel	0.8 mi. (4.9 km)	E
Graycliff Hotel And Restaurant	Hotel	0.8 mi. (4.7 km)	E
Towne Hotel	Hotel	0.9 mi. (4.8 km)	E
Red Carpet Inn Nassau	Hotel	2.9 mi. (5.4 km)	E
Orchard Garden Hotel	Hotel	3.2 mi. (5.0 km)	E

Location and What's Nearby

Of course, one of the most exciting possibilities while spending an afternoon exploring the area is chowing down on fare at a restaurant within traveling distance of Fort Charlotte. The most convenient eatery is Frankie Gone Bananas Restaurant, which serves up Caribbean dishes. It is maybe about a few hundred yards from this landmark, so stop in and dig in! Also within a short distance, you and your companions will come across eateries including Twin Brothers Arawak Cay and Junkanoo Beach Resort Restaurant and Bar so with any luck, at least one of these nearby picks will delight the whole entire gang.