Three Days of Free Nature in the Bahamas Eco Itinerary

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Where to Stay in Bahamas

Small Hope Bay Lodge

If your dates allow a hop to Andros, this family owned cabin lodge has been running over 60 years and is built around diving, bonefishing and birding rather than a pool.

The Farm

A very small cottage hotel built around a working organic farm, off grid and solar, with over 200 garden beds.

What to Do in Bahamas

Bonefish Pond National Park

A 600 foot boardwalk out through the last remaining tidal mangrove on the shores of southern New Providence, and a nursery for marine species.

The Queen's Bath

Natural limestone tidal pools on the Atlantic shore, refilled by waves and warmed by the sun.

Pink Sands Beach and the Harbour Island public access paths

Three miles of pink sand walkable end to end, reached by around ten public access paths through the settlement.

Your Day by Day Bahamas Itinerary

Day 1

Day 1: Nassau mangroves

The Bahamas is limestone: porous, flat and almost without surface fresh water, which is why nearly 90 per cent of its food is imported and why its national parks matter more than its beaches. Nassau's own mangrove park is the best free thing on New Providence, and its opening days decide the shape of your trip.

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Bonefish Pond National Park

A 600 foot boardwalk out through the last remaining tidal mangrove on the shores of southern New Providence, and a nursery for marine species. No entry fee, but open Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays only, nine to four.

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Small Hope Bay Lodge

If your dates allow a hop to Andros, this family owned cabin lodge has been running over 60 years and is built around diving, bonefishing and birding rather than a pool. Andros holds the largest freshwater reserves in the country.

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Day 2

Day 2: Cross to Eleuthera

Eleuthera is 110 miles long and rarely more than a mile wide, with the Atlantic on one side and the bank on the other. This is where the Bahamas grew pineapples, and where the country's only working organic farm hotel now sits.

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Day 3

Day 3: Harbour Island on foot

All Bahamian beaches are public to the high tide mark by law, and Harbour Island publishes where the public access paths are, which is unusually honest. You need no vehicle at all: the island is walkable end to end and runs on golf carts.

Filmed and written by Celina for Hold the Throne.

Three Days of Free Nature in the Bahamas