| Sky Beach Club, Eleuthera, Bahamas | | | | Ocean Hole, rumored to be a bottomless, natural |
| | | | limestone wonder on the south edge of Rock Sound |
| Things to See in Eleuthera | | | | in Eleuthera. Filled with tropical fish and turtles who |
| Glass Window Bridge | | | | greet visitors, the brackish water is said to have |
| About two miles east of Upper Bogue and north of | | | | medicinal purposes. Partake at your own risk. |
| Gregory Town at the narrowest part of Eleuthera | | | | Lighthouse Beach |
| Island, which is just 30 feet wide, is the Glass | | | | One of the best beaches in Eleuthera, some say |
| Window Bridge. Striking rock formations make up the | | | | even better than Pink Sands, is a hidden gem called |
| Glass Window Bridge. The land here is high on either | | | | Lighthouse Beach. Located on the Atlantic side of |
| side and abruptly falls away to nearly sea level almost | | | | Eleuthera Point behind some sand dunes is a fantastic |
| dividing the island in two. You can stand in one spot | | | | secluded blush rose sand beach. With great snorkeling |
| and see the gray Atlantic Ocean to the west and | | | | just a walk off the beach, it is a great place to pack |
| Exuma Sound to the east. | | | | a picnic basket and spend an entire romantic |
| The Cow & The Bull | | | | afternoon or sunset stroll with your better half. |
| Another interesting land formation on Eleuthera Island | | | | Diving in Eleuthera, Bahamas |
| is The Cow & The Bull about a mile south of the | | | | Not only is it naturally beautiful, it has the most |
| Glass Window Bridge. There are two large boulders, | | | | natural wrecks. |
| on one side, the boulder looks like a bull with two | | | | Home of the first republic in the “New |
| cows and on the other side, a bull with one cow. | | | | World,” there are more natural wrecks here than |
| Both sets of boulders overlook the sea on both side, | | | | any other island. The Devil’s Backbone is a |
| and when the weather is inclement and the wind | | | | shallow and jagged reef extending across the |
| passes through, the result is a roar that sounds like | | | | northern edge of Eleuthera. This reef has torn the |
| bulls. | | | | bottom out of more vessels than any other reef in |
| Preachers Cave | | | | the nation. And don’t forget to swim-through |
| Preachers Cave is a large unique cave about two | | | | the rip-roaring drift dive called Current Cut at |
| miles east of Gene’s Bay. Founders who landed | | | | Eleuthera. |
| and were sheltered here made an altar and held vigils | | | | Shipwrecks in Eleuthera |
| in the cave, giving it its namesake. | | | | Also known as the Egg Island Wreck, the Arimoroa |
| Surfer’s Beach | | | | was a 260-foot freighter that ran aground in 1970 |
| If riding waves is your bag, then bring your gear and | | | | after catching fire. The wreck still sticks above the |
| head out to Surfer’s Beach, just two miles south | | | | surface, but vast schools of fish gather around its hull |
| of Gregory Town, where southwest winds blow | | | | in shallow water. |
| breaks in from the Atlantic. Even if you just want to | | | | Top Diving Sites on Eleuthera |
| watch, the two-mile beach has some of the best | | | | Devil’s Backbone: Dozens of shipwrecks, |
| sugary-soft white sand in The Bahamas. | | | | including three wrecks layered upon each other |
| Hatchet Bay Cave | | | | Plateau: 45-100ft. Rolling coral mounds, undercut |
| Just south of Surfer’s Beach is Hatchet Bay | | | | by ledges |
| Cave. The cave is a mile long and filled with | | | | The Arch: A giant arch of coral that forms a nearly |
| stalagmites and stalactites which will take on the | | | | concealed grotto |
| appearance of underground cathedrals in your torch | | | | Current Cut: Divers ride the current through a marine |
| light. Centuries-old graffiti of charcoal signatures line | | | | menagerie of fish and Eagle Rays |
| the walls. It’s recommended to tour with a cave | | | | The Pinnacles: 100 ft. Dive on a cavernous mountain |
| guide. | | | | of coral |
| James Cistern Beach | | | | Carnavon: 35 ft. This intact 200-foot freighter sank in |
| The waves at James Cistern Beach sometimes reach | | | | 1919 |
| 10 feet due to a brisk southerly wind making this | | | | Places to Stay in Eleuthera |
| another great surfing site at Eleuthera. There is also a | | | | Eleuthera has many places to stay, and you are likely |
| shipwreck just off shore, great for snorkeling when | | | | to find a luxury Bahamas resort that fits your needs. |
| the water is calm. | | | | Whether you are looking for total luxury, or more |
| Ocean Hole | | | | budget friendly, you are sure to find a place that |
| People often sought out the healing powers of | | | | meets your needs. |