- Folly Point Lighthouse and Folly Mansion ruins: The red-and-white striped lighthouse stands on the peninsula between the two harbors, beside the roofless 1905 mansion. Walk the headland for sea views on both sides. Go early morning or late afternoon for softer light. Free, 1 to 1.5 hours.
- Navy Island: Errol Flynn once owned this small island in the harbor. There is no official tour, but local boatmen take visitors across. Weekdays are the calmest. Allow 2 to 3 hours and about US$5 to 15 for the boat and any beach access.
- Musgrave Market: The town’s main market sells yams, scotch bonnet peppers, fruit and fish. Saturday is busiest and most colorful, and mornings are best. It is free to browse, with snacks around US$1 to 4. Plan 1 hour.
- Fort George and Titchfield Hill: Old cannons and the shell
- Folly Point Lighthouse and Folly Mansion ruins: The red-and-white striped lighthouse stands on the peninsula between the two harbors, beside the roofless 1905 mansion. Walk the headland for sea views on both sides. Go early morning or late afternoon for softer light. Free, 1 to 1.5 hours.
- Navy Island: Errol Flynn once owned this small island in the harbor. There is no official tour, but local boatmen take visitors across. Weekdays are the calmest. Allow 2 to 3 hours and about US$5 to 15 for the boat and any beach access.
- Musgrave Market: The town’s main market sells yams, scotch bonnet peppers, fruit and fish. Saturday is busiest and most colorful, and mornings are best. It is free to browse, with snacks around US$1 to 4. Plan 1 hour.
- Fort George and Titchfield Hill: Old cannons and the shell of the 18th-century fort sit above the town on Titchfield Hill, with views of both harbors. Late afternoon is cooler. Free, about 45 minutes.
- Errol Flynn Marina waterfront: Sailboats, harbor views and a few places for a cold Red Stripe make this a good place to end the day at sunset. It is free, and 30 to 60 minutes is enough.
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