Lucayan National Park

Lucayan National Park, located on Grand Bahama Island, is a protected area known for its extensive underground caves, white sandy beaches, and vibrant coral reefs. Covering about 40 square miles, it offers diverse ecosystems including mangroves, pine forests, and coastal dunes. The park is home to unique plants and animals native to the Bahamas, making it a valuable natural reserve. Visitors enjoy exploring underwater caves, birdwatching, snorkeling, and relaxing on pristine beaches. As a designated national park, it plays a key role in conserving the region’s natural beauty and biodiversity.