Points of Interest

GLASS WINDOW BRIDGE 0.8 MILES AWAY FROM THE PROPERTY

The Glass Window Bridge in the Bahamas is a stunning natural wonder located on Eleuthera Island. Often referred to as the "narrowest place on Earth," it separates the deep blue Atlantic Ocean on one side from the calm turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea on the other. The contrast between these two bodies of water, along with the breathtaking views, makes it a must-visit spot for travelers. The man-made bridge replaces a natural rock formation that was once eroded by a hurricane, creating a dramatic and scenic crossing point. There are also opportunities to go cliff diving around the bridge!

QUEENS BATH 1.4 MILES AWAY FROM THE PROPERTY

Queen’s Bath, located on Eleuthera Island in the Bahamas, is a natural series of tidal pools formed in the rock along the island's rugged coastline. Carved by centuries of ocean waves, these pools fill with warm, crystal-clear seawater during high tide, creating a natural spa-like experience. During low tide, visitors can soak in the sun-heated waters, surrounded by the beauty of the Atlantic Ocean. However, it's essential to visit at the right time, as the baths can be dangerous when waves are rough.

PREACHERS CAVE 15.8 MILES AWAY FROM THE PROPERTY

Preacher's Cave, located on the northern tip of Eleuthera Island in the Bahamas, is a historic limestone cavern that holds significant cultural importance. In the 1600s, it provided refuge for a group of shipwrecked English settlers, known as the Eleutheran Adventurers, who sought religious freedom. The cave became their sanctuary and was even used as a place for worship. Visitors today can explore this natural wonder, which features inscriptions commemorating its history and offers a peaceful atmosphere surrounded by the island’s rugged beauty. Preachers cave is also a notable spot for spelunking!

PINEAPPLE FARM 8 MILES AWAY

The Pineapple Farm in Eleuthera, located near Gregory Town, is a must-visit spot for those interested in the island's agricultural history and rich produce. Known as the "Pineapple Capital of the Bahamas," Eleuthera is famous for its sweet and juicy pineapples, and the farm is where much of this prized fruit is grown. Visitors can tour the farm, learn about the cultivation process, and even taste freshly harvested pineapples. The farm is a beautiful example of Eleuthera’s agricultural heritage and offers a unique opportunity to experience local farming in a stunning tropical setting.

HATCHET BAY CAVE 8.5 MILES AWAY FROM THE PROPERTY

Hatchet Bay Cave, located near the town of Alice Town on Eleuthera Island in the Bahamas, is one of the largest and most impressive caves in the region. Stretching over a mile in length, this limestone cave features stunning natural formations, including stalactites, stalagmites, and intricate rock patterns. Visitors can explore its vast chambers, some of which require a flashlight for full appreciation, and encounter ancient graffiti left by early explorers. It’s a fascinating spot for adventurers and those interested in the island’s geological history.

Sapphire Blue Hole 15 miles away from the property

Swimming and cliff diving in the Blue Hole on Eleuthera is a unique and exhilarating experience. These deep, natural sinkholes, surrounded by limestone formations, are filled with crystal-clear, refreshing water, offering a tranquil setting for a swim. The sapphire-blue waters are ideal for snorkeling and exploring the vibrant marine life that thrives in the depths. One of the most famous spots is the Sapphire Blue Hole near Gregory Town, where visitors can dive into the cool waters, float in serenity, and experience one of the island's natural wonders up close