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Fort Charlotte

Fort Charlotte is Nassau’s broad eighteenth-century fort west of downtown, with ramparts, cannons and underground passages. It offers a fuller military-history visit and harbour views.

Fort Charlotte

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Why go

Its scale sets it apart from Nassau’s smaller forts: there is more ground to cover and more of the defence system to understand. The ridge position also explains its harbour outlook. Set aside enough time to explore instead of treating it as a photograph stop.

What to look for

  • Broad eighteenth-century ramparts, cannons and underground passages occupy a ridge west of downtown.

Useful to know

  • Allow time for the grounds and passages; check the day’s entry arrangements before travelling.

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Outdoor visit · 40–75 min

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