East Grand Bahama
This 40-acre National Park, which was established in 1977, is the most well-known of the island’s three parks. Two caves are open to the public, making it one of the world’s largest underwater cave systems. Swimming is not permitted in the caves, and diving requires a special permit.
A variety of ecosystems can be reached via nature trails and boardwalks and on the beach, there are picnic tables.
Park Hours: Sat & Sun: 9am to 4pm
Admission: $5 per adult, kids under 12 free
Book a tour guides with Bahamas National Trust, available only by arrangement
