The Sir Milo B Butler Statue: A Tribute to Bahamian Heritage

Getting There

• Walking

  If you are starting from the famous Junkanoo Beach, head east along West Bay Street. Continue walking for about 15 minutes, passing the British Colonial Hilton on your left. You'll walk along the waterfront, enjoying the view of the ocean. When you reach the intersection with East Street, turn left. Continue straight for about 5 minutes until you reach the junction with George Street. The Sir Milo B Butler Statue will be located on your left side, near the entrance of the National Insurance Board building.

• Public Bus

  From the Prince George Wharf, take the public bus (also known as 'jitney') heading towards the downtown area. The fare is around $1.25. Inform the driver that you are going to the Sir Milo B Butler Statue. The bus ride should take approximately 10-15 minutes. After getting off, walk towards East Street and head north for about 5 minutes. The statue is located near the National Insurance Board building.

• Taxi

  From Paradise Island, you can take a taxi directly to the Sir Milo B Butler Statue. Taxi drivers are familiar with local landmarks, so just inform them of your destination. The ride typically takes about 10-15 minutes depending on traffic. The statue is located near the National Insurance Board building, at the intersection of East Street and George Street.

• Bicycle

  If you have access to a bicycle, you can ride along West Bay Street from the Cable Beach area. Head east for about 30 minutes, enjoying the coastal views. Once you reach the intersection with East Street, turn left and continue for another 5 minutes until you see the Sir Milo B Butler Statue on your left, next to the National Insurance Board.