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North Eleuthera Essentials

North Eleuthera features a landscape defined by dramatic geological formations and colonial history. The Glass Window Bridge offers a rare view of the deep blue Atlantic Ocean meeting the calm Caribbean Sea, separated by a narrow rock strip. Harbour Island is home to the world-renowned Pink Sand Beach and the historic 18th-century settlement of Dunmore Town. Exploration continues at Preachers' Cave, a 17th-century refuge with a natural stone altar, and the extensive Hatchet Bay Cave system. Natural tide pools at Queen's Bath and the contrasting waters of Surfer's and Alabaster beaches round out the region's coastal highlights.

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Pink Sand Beach

If you visit one beach on the islands, this one is it. Excellent for swimming and snorkelling or just romantic walks.

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Preachers' Cave

The cave actually has an altar for preaching inside. A fun place to explore and there is a beach nearby.

Glass Window Bridge

Natural geological formation and bridge where the turbulent, deep blue Atlantic Ocean meets calm, turquoise waters. The site features a narrow strip of rock only 30 feet wide and serves as a vital road connection between the northern and southern parts of the island.

Dunmore Town

Dunmore Town is a town in the Bahamas. It has a population of 1,762.It is the only town at Harbour Island, which is located just east from…

Queen's Bath

A fascinating sight - a series of pools made by the sea in the stone. When the sea is calm, you can come in and bathe in them.

Hatchet Bay Cave

An intriguing cave with lots of dripstones. Fun to explore, but get a guide - getting around is a little tricky.

Surfer's Beach

The name says it all. Said to be one of Bahamas' best beaches for surfing - a must if you're into the sport.

Alabaster Beach

A stunning beach with white sands that slowly descend into the sea. Perfect for kids and those who prefer a calm swim.