Lucayan National Park on Grand Bahama protects a compact landscape of coastal habitats and part of one of the world's largest underwater cave systems. Nature trails and boardwalks lead visitors through different ecosystems, with a beach and picnic areas nearby.
Trails, caves and coastal nature
The park offers a way to experience Grand Bahama beyond its beaches. Two caves are open to the public, but swimming in the caves is prohibited and diving requires a special permit.
Plan your visit
Check current park access and visitor information before travelling. Follow posted guidance and stay on designated paths to help protect the park's natural features.