Bermuda African Diaspora Heritage Trail

Learn about the transatlantic slave trade on this heritage trail tour of the African diaspora. An informative guide traces the legacy of slavery in Bermuda dating back to British colonial rule of the 1600s.

Highlights

• Family Friendly
• Scenic drive into the countryside
• Immerse in the African Culture
• Complimentary lunch stop (Meals not included)

Your African Diaspora Heritage Trail adventure starts with your pickup at your hotel lobby or at the designated meeting point where you are then taken to stops at landmarks designated by UNESCO's Slave Route Project such as the Tucker House Museum and Pilot Darrell's Square in St George, the Bermuda Maritime Museum and Commissioners House at the Royal Navy Dockyard, the Cobb's Hill Methodist Church (The oldest existing Methodist building in Bermuda that was built by slaves by moonlight) and the St. Peter's Church (The oldest Anglican church where a historic slave graveyard is still intact). Come join us on this fascinating journey to learn more about the journey of Bermuda.

Included 

• Pickup and drop-off from Kings Wharf and Heritage Wharf at the Royal Navy Dockyard (hotel pick-up may be available on request)
  
• Well-appointed air-conditioned vehicles
• English Speaking Guide

Excluded

• Meals and Drinks
• Admission Fees (All Entrance Fees at own cost)
• Gratuity (Optional)

Additional Information

• Confirmation will be received at the time of booking
• All passengers must be 5 years and above
  
• Children must be accompanied by an adult
• Not suitable for pregnant women or persons with back problems
• Dress code is smart casual, wear comfortable walking 
• Not Wheelchair accessible 
• Minimum numbers may apply. There is a possibility of cancellation after confirmation if there are not enough passengers to meet requirements. In the event of this occurring, you will be offered an alternative or full refund