Scenic West End & South Shore Highlights by Taxi

Join a local taxi driver/guide who will point out the many places you can visit during your stay. Start shipside at the Royal Naval Dockyard, steeped in Maritime history. You’ll stop at the Heydon Trust Chapel, a tiny cottage that dates back to 1616, located on 43 acres of rural open space and also at Fort Scaur, built in the 1870s to protect overland routes to the Royal Naval Dockyard. You’ll cross over Somerset Bridge, presumed to be the smallest drawbridge ever built. Another stop will be made for pictures at Gibb’s Hill Lighthouse, offering incredible views. Built in 1845, this lighthouse is considered one of the oldest cast-iron lighthouses in the world. Continue on to the scenic South Shore, where you’ll have an opportunity to view a famous pink sand beach and the impressive barrier reef. There will be a 30-minute rest stop in the capital city of Hamilton before returning to your ship in Dockyard via picturesque Harbor Road.

Note: Taxi cabs carry a maximum of 6 persons per vehicle. Passenger groups may be combined or split to accommodate maximum of 6 persons per vehicle. Wear comfortable shoes. Admission to Gibb's Hill Lighthouse is not included.