Grand Bahama combines white-sand beaches, turquoise waters, mangroves and natural spaces with the Caribbean atmosphere of Freeport. Lucayan National Park, Gold Rock Beach, Port Lucaya and the landscapes of the East End reveal an island where nature, the sea and Bahamian culture take center stage.
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Discover Grand Bahama
An island of Caribbean beaches, mangroves, caves and natural spaces shaped by the Atlantic. Discover some of the places that best showcase the nature and atmosphere of Grand Bahama.
Lucayan National Park and Gold Rock Beach
Explore Lucayan National Park in eastern Grand Bahama, with its trails, mangroves and extensive system of underwater caves. The park paths lead to Gold Rock Beach, a wide stretch of pale sand and turquoise water that showcases one of the island’s most distinctive natural landscapes.
Peterson Cay and the Grand Bahama coast
Off the southern coast lies Peterson Cay National Park, a small protected cay surrounded by clear waters and reefs. Grand Bahama’s marine environment offers ideal scenery for exploring the coastline, snorkeling and discovering the natural richness that defines the waters of the Bahamas.
Port Lucaya, Freeport and Bahamian flavors
Stroll through Port Lucaya Marketplace in Freeport, with its shops, crafts, restaurants and open-air leisure spaces. It is a great place to experience the local atmosphere and try Bahamian specialties such as conch and other seafood, while also enjoying the urban side of Grand Bahama’s main city.
Explore Grand Bahama at your own pace Arrive by ferry in Freeport and travel with your own vehicle to discover Grand Bahama’s beaches, nature parks, towns and hidden corners with complete freedom.