Bahamas East End and Lucayan National Park Tour
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5 hours (approx.)
Pickup offered
Mobile ticket
Offered in: English
Good for avoiding crowds
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Overview
Explore Lucayan National Park on this half-day adventure on Grand Bahama. Discover one of the largest underwater cave systems in the world and trek along a boardwalk to Gold Rock Beach's miles of white sands. View native Bahamian birds and colorful tropical fish on this outing that's perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers.
- Visit the Lucayan National Park and explore its fascinating caves
- Stroll along Gold Rock Beach and soak up the sun
- Enjoy the company of a wide variety of wild birds and colorful fish
- Complimentary pickup and drop off from most Freeport hotels
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Following pickup at your Grand Bahama hotel, board your vehicle for the short ride to visit Lucayan National Park on a less crowded part of Grand Bahama.
Walk through the vibrant tropical park, viewing a myriad of native birds in the trees and colorful fish in the lagoons. Visit Gold Rock Beach, accessible by a wooden boardwalk, to enjoy the sugar-soft white sand and gentle waves lapping the beach. Simply relax or beachcomb, looking for driftwood and unusual shells, enjoying the peace and quiet that comes with escaping the busy area around Freeport.
This park is home to one of the longest explored underwater cave systems in the world. Encompassing 42 acres (17 hectares,) this park includes five different ecological zones. Visit the caves where the island's Arawak Indians lived before Columbus' discovery of the Bahamas.
After exploring this off-the-beaten-path attraction, your guide will return to your hotel.
Walk through the vibrant tropical park, viewing a myriad of native birds in the trees and colorful fish in the lagoons. Visit Gold Rock Beach, accessible by a wooden boardwalk, to enjoy the sugar-soft white sand and gentle waves lapping the beach. Simply relax or beachcomb, looking for driftwood and unusual shells, enjoying the peace and quiet that comes with escaping the busy area around Freeport.
This park is home to one of the longest explored underwater cave systems in the world. Encompassing 42 acres (17 hectares,) this park includes five different ecological zones. Visit the caves where the island's Arawak Indians lived before Columbus' discovery of the Bahamas.
After exploring this off-the-beaten-path attraction, your guide will return to your hotel.
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