For those who desire to hike through the natural splendor of a tropical island national park, our “Clifton Heritage National Park Nature and History Hike” leads you on a journey that hugs the sea and explores the coastal beauty of Western New Providence Island. Intermingled with the native flora and fauna are the ruins of several colonial era grand plantations and the accompanying slave houses and manor ruins.

Our trek includes breathtaking views of aquamarine waters and the pounding surf against rock outcroppings. See restored wetlands and a beautiful promontory ledge high above the sea. Explore a carved staircase leading from the water’s edge that could have been taken right from a pirate movie of old.

After a great day’s hike, a fine evening dinner can be well justified…