Our tour stopped here for 15 minutes. The Fort is very small and there is an entrance fee. Didn't bother to pay and go inside though the guide said if you go up top, there are some good views of the island for pictures. Around the Fort at the typical souvenir stands.

I have been spoiled by my local forts because this was not much of anything. You pay $2 admission to see some cannons, an overlook, a film in the old armory, and 2 other rooms of displays. There wasn’t much to this fort at all. You could skip it if you didn’t want to see the overlook. The place is surrounded by shops you can negotiate with. There are tons of choices. I would not stay too long because the only bathroom is after you descend the Queen’s Staircase. There was a bathroom at the end of the shops, but a woman was keeping guard and a sign said it was out of order. There was a local that said the staircase was one way, but tourists were going both directions. The local vendors were extremely friendly. They seemed more than willing to help even if you didn’t buy from them.

We made our own walking tour in Nassau and Fort Fincastle was one of our stops. The admission was $3 plus VAT tax for six of us we paid $20. The gate person who collected our tickets gave us a guided tour. He was fun and informative. You can visit the fort on the outside without paying admission, but I suggest paying the few dollars and learning why the for was built the way it was, extremely interesting. There is a restroom at the fort and you can buy bottled water at the ticket window. There are also local vendors selling goods at the top of the hill where the fort is located Tip: the Queens Staircase is located at the fort, you can get two for one attractions!

visited again after many years- still a delightful little fort. Offers great view. If your feeling strong, you can push the cannons... nice signage telling the history. Really cheap to go inside. As a fan of forts and history, I recommend stopping by

Decent, 360 degree view of the area but besides that, there isn't much to rave about. The fort had a gentleman tell us the history when we first enter before climbing up to the view point. Back at the base there was a massive parking lot with few souvenir huts and "Big Mama" was the main draw as she was the loudest out of all the sellers. Just past the parking lot you are met by a gentleman who will tell you the history of the Queen's Staircase for a tip before you descend it. Or you can just walk down it to the parking lot below without knowing the history. if you have to choose, go to Fort Charlotte.