Went to Ft Charlotte doing a little sightseeing. When we got there we met Michelle Young. Not only did we see the Fort, we learned so much about its history and the history of the Bahamas. That woman could be a historian. But besides that she is professional, funny, down to earth and a great person. Michelle is a great ambassador for the Fort and country as a whole. I will go back again to see Michelle and see what else she can teach me about THANK YOU MICHELLE!!!!

I took my four year old grandson to visit Fort Charlotte. He was learning about Bahamian landmarks at school. He enjoyed it! Michelle Young was our guide and tried to make it interesting for a four year old. She was wonderful! She broke down the information in small bits so that he could understand it and remember the important parts. He came home and was able to give his mom and grandfather a good history lesson. Thanks to our awesome guide Michelle!

Michelle young was a great help, she walked us through the whole fort and was extremely engaging and knowledgeable. She is extremely passionate about the history of the Bahamas. Make sure you bring tipping cash and 11 dollars each for the entrance fee. Honestly seeing the marks of the chisel that made this for really brings you back. I love walking places that make you imagine a different time when machinery like today was not around. Must see if you love history.

Fort Charlotte is an important part of the history of the Bahamas. Our tour guide, Michelle Young, was friendly and knowledgeable. She showed us many interesting facets of the fort. I had never seen cannons like these that could be aimed over a 180 degree range (front wheels on small circular tracks, rear wheels on large-diameter tracks). Great views of the harbor and surroundings -- of course, that's why the fort was built in that location.

Went on the tour with Michelle Young, wow did she know her stuff. Made it a fun time and we learned so much about not only the Fort but surrounding area too. Would highly recommend. Oh and ask for Michelle!

We decided to walk from the cruise port to Fort Charlotte and it took maybe 20mins. Once there we were immediately greeted by Michelle Young who informed us she was to be our tour guide. Well I have to tell you this, she was outstanding from the start of the tour, she was very informative but also made the learning very interactive. She took so many pictures for us on my phone so we can remember this day forever. Honestly I can’t recommend this place enough it’s fantastic but what made it for us was the professional approach Michelle took but still made it so informative.

This is a cool, large fort overlooking Nassau. There are very informative exhibits with information about the fort in different locations. Our tour guide Michelle Young did a great job showing us around the fort and providing the background history of the fort, as well as taking our pictures. Thanks!

Fort Charlotte is the largest of Nassau’s three historic forts, but it is still not very large and not especially historic as it was never in a battle. Only a portion of the Fort and several connected forts is accessible. The main interest in this Fort is that rather than being built brick-by-brick, it was carved by hand out of a limestone hill in the 18th Century. The accessible areas include the ramparts and several underground rooms that were used as prisons and to store powder and as barracks. The deep well is also there. There’s a short guided tour (for which you are expected to tip), but I’d just take the self-guided tour and read the signs, which say everything the guide did and more, and you can go at your own pace.

The tour of Fort Charlotte was great - mostly due to the knowledge and interaction we had with our tour guide Michelle Young. She was full of facts and kept us involved up to the end with q&a and trivia. She is definitely an asset to Fort Charlotte and Nassau. Thank you Michelle!!

Went for a tour of Fort Charlotte in the Bahamas and it’s worth your time. Our guide was Michelle Young and she was phenomenal. She’s very knowledgeable about the fort’s history and was funny and engaging. She made it fun for everyone. It is by far the most interesting fort we’ve seen - and we’ve seen many.