Clifton Heritage National Park

We had the best time in Clifton, especially thanks to our driver Edmond! The national park is really nice and peaceful, we did some snorkeling and Edmond made sure we saw a lot of beaches nearby. There was almost now one else. He also explained a lot and answered all our questions. When snorkeling be aware that you have to swim out and the waves can make that quite exhausting

Really was a disappointment and not with the money. It is run down and really isn't interesting. There is no food available except overpriced snacks to go with the over priced admission. Snorkeling wasn't very good and you had to swim way out to where boats were to see anything of interest.

Such a great find! Our cruise ship was here and we were looking for something to get away from the crowds. We called them and they set up transportation, and the most friendly driver, Edmond showed up and gave us the most interesting, informative drive imaginable. The national park was beautiful, and the snorkeling was so fun. They provided us with lunch. They cooked homemade peas and rice, and grilled chicken. Every single person we encountered was over the top friendly. We got there had our fun, and got back in plenty of timebefore the ship left.

One of the best things we’ve ever done on a cruise stop! Our guide, Edmond, picked us up from the cruise port and drove us directly to the park, giving history lessons about the Bahamas and pointing out interesting sites. The drive took about 40 minutes, but filled with beautiful views. The park had a tremendous beach, Johnston Beach, where we swam in beautiful water before our guide brought us lunch. We then saw some cliffs and cool sites before our guide dropped us back off at the cruise port. A tremendous way to see much of the island and escape the crowds and tourist traps.

The history was very interesting, at least what we could read on the signs. Sadly, almost every sign was in need of repair, had water damage or broken plastic coverings. The view of the beach below was beautiful.

I visited her while spending the week in Nassau and I definitely recommend a visit. When arriving there was plenty of parking. We were greeted by several staff guiding us to the gift shop where you can buy gifts, trinkets and get your day pass. Admission fees were reasonable at f $16 per person or $22 for a guided tour. We opted to walk ourselves as we wanted to explore at our own pace so we did that. We adventured around the park checking out the old slave village. We walked to the road (be careful of potholes) to the different beaches and I have to say they were quite nice. Conch shells everywhere. They host various activities like snorkeling, beautiful beaches, and trails. Overall we had a great time. I would recommend visiting while you're here.

Javon is the best tour guide ever. Taught me how to equalize while snorkeling and found us a beautiful seashell 🐚 We will definitely come back. The informative convo we had with Chief Chris Davis was enlightening and we enjoyed our tour as well. Highly recommend ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

The staff is courteous,though good was not available when we arrived but snorkeling 🤿 experience was amazing, beautiful beach and slave house to see.