Bahamas National Trust Rand Nature Centre
Located on the island of Grand Bahama, close to the city of Freeport, Bahamas National Trust Rand Nature Centre presents to visitors over 100 acres of trails and botanical sights. The park is designed to highlight the full range of Bahamian life, including hawks, snakes and tropical flowers.
Bahamas National Trust Rand Centre
E. Settlers Way, Freeport
Grand Bahama Island
(242) 352-5438
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Lucayan National Park
This seaside park presents to visitors the various ecosystems of the Bahamas. Lucayan National Park contains hardwood forests, tide pools and mangrove swamps. The park is situated over one of the largest underwater cave systems in the world. Walking along its rocky trails while peering into tide pools at the specialized aquatic life is one of the best introductions to the extraordinary oceanic ecosystem present in the Bahamas.
Lucayan National Park
Grand Bahama Hwy.
Grand Bahama Island
(242) 352-5438
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Mystery Cave
To the immediate south of Stocking Island is located the remarkable Mystery Cave. One of the region's most prominent example of a blue hole, or deep water cave. Mystery Cave has been charted to 400 feet of depth. Mystery Cave is a great place for both snorkeling and diving, although divers should have an experienced guide or previous cave diving experience.
Three Sisters Rock
One of the most popular and magnificent snorkeling destinations in the Bahamas, Three Sisters rock can be found immediately off the coast of George Town. The water around the rocks presents schools of fish, abundant coral and clear waters.
Fort Fincastle
Built in 1793 by Lord Dunsmore, Fort Fincastle was originally intended as a defensive look-out point for the city of Nassau. Today it is a remarkable historic site with daily tours.
Fort Fincastle
Elizabeth Avenue
Nassau, Bahamas
(242) 322-7500
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