Clifton Heritage National Park on New Providence Island, Bahamas, offers a rich blend of history, culture, and natural beauty, preserving Lucayan, Loyalist, and African heritage alongside pristine beaches and an underwater sculpture garden. While accessible by car, exploring its full historical and ecological significance is best achieved through guided tours, which are highly recommended for insights into the Lucayan Village, heritage sites, and access to snorkeling or kayaking for the coral reef sculptures; solo exploration of some trails is possible but less informative. The park is generally open year-round, though the cooler, drier months from December to May are ideal, avoiding the hurricane season (June-November). Expect an approximate cost for park entry around $10-15 USD, with additional guided tours ranging from $30 to $100+ depending on the activity. A typical visit can last from 2-4 hours for a basic tour and exploration, extending to a full day if engaging in multiple activities like hiking, beach relaxation, and water tours. Visitors should wear comfortable footwear, bring water, sunscreen, and insect repellent to fully enjoy the diverse offerings.