Eleuthera Activities and Attractions
The cool laziness of Eleutherean life would make one think there is not much to do but enjoy the miles of glistening pink and white sand beaches, serene colonial villages, and the rolling acres of pineapple plantations. Yet, one could spend weeks here and still not see and do all the adventures that Eleuthera has to offer.
Eleuthera Attractions & Activities
Eleuthera and its sister islands of Spanish Wells and Harbour Island have long been a favored destination among savvy travelers seeking a bit of quiet charm.
Things To Do
Beachcombing
With miles of deserted beaches to explore, you might just find a message in a bottle, a unique piece of driftwood or a collection of sea shells to treasure. You can spend the whole day on a beach and not see another person.Bone Fishing
If you are into catching "bones", Eleuthera offers bone fishing at its best.Explore Eleuthera
Enjoy the beauty of the island of Eleuthera with a variety of day trips that take you through many quaint island villages.Snorkeling
Eleuthera offers many great places to snorkel including shipwreck locations.Places To Go
Gaulding's Cay
A remote, one-mile stretch of whitebeach surrounded by pines: a peacefull, scenic place to lounge and snorkel.Pink Sands Beach
Scenic beach, great for snorkeling and diving in Eleuthera.Bannerman Town
Small, ocean-side community on the island of Eleuthera with a spectacular beach and breathtaking views of the sea and Mt. Alvernia.Rock Sound
Bautiful seaside town on Eleuthera, known for its colorful houses, lush gardens, and picturesque setting.Tarpum Bay
Small, picturesque town overlooking the waterfront, Tarpum Bay, Eleuthera, is populated by artists and more than a couple goats.Devil's Backbone
This strech of shallow reef has put many a tear in unwary ships' bottoms, giving it its name.Current Cut
A popular snorkel site, Current Cut, Eleuthera, is known for the colorful marine creatures that feed here.Glass Window Bridge
A man-made bridge at the narrowest part of the island, the Glass Window Bridge is a window-like geological formation which spans a gap where the turbulent waters of the Atlantic Ocean meet the calmer seas of the Exuma Sound. The existing man-made structure has replaced a naturally-formed bridge that was blown away during a hurricane years ago, but the view of the deep blue ocean and crashing surf is still spectacular.Hatchet Bay Cave
The magnificent Cave at Hatchet Bay, Eleuthera, gives the appearance of a vaulted cathedral. Full of bats, with stalagmites and stalactites that gleam in the torchlight, this mile-long cave is best visited with a local guide.Ocean Hole
One of several unusual underwater formations popular with divers.Preacher's Cave
A subterranean cave on northern Eleuthera which resembles a church. The Eleutheran Adventurers, the happy few pilgrims who first landed here, took refuge at Preacher's Cave and held religious services upon their arrival.Spanish Wells
A short ferry ride from Eleuthera is a popular daytrip destination, Spanish Wells. A small, picturesque island, the people of his prosperous fishing village, renowned for their seamanship, have deep ancestral roots. They are direct descendants of the original Eleutheran adventurers and Loyalists. There is excellent fishing and diving available, even a sunken train wreck for those seeking the exotic.Windermere Island Off the east coast of Eleuthera, this tiny island is an exclusive resortoften frequented by the rich and famous including members of the Royal Family.