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In addition to being the center of government on the island, the Administrator's Office is also a great resource for general and touristic information.When visiting, be sure to check out the plaque installed at the bottom of the flagpole, which commemorates a time capsule buried there in 200
As a lifelong fisherman and native of Ragged Island, I know all of the best places for whatever kind of catch you want. There is great bonefishing on the west side of the mainland and the cays.
Located near the airport, Blackbeard's Bay is accessible mainly by boat. It is great for beach-combing and locals go there to collect raw material for their handicraft, i.e. seashells, sea glass, and leaves used to make straw items.
It is said that the pirate Blackbeard may have established his headquarters near this well because of its unique location: On a hill that looks over nearly the entire island.
Established in 1911.Sunday School is at 10:00 a.m. with Sunday Worship Services at 11:00 a.m.
There are secluded coves at either end, with a long stretch of pristine white sand beach and breathtaking water in blue/green hues. Perfect for beach combing, picnicking and snorkeling off the beach and also child friendly.
The oldest of the island's three churches, it was established in 1890.Sunday School is at 10:00 a.m. with Sunday Worship Services at 11:00 a.m.
Specializes in straw baskets and floor mats, made to order.
Together with Salt Cay in the north, this is one of the two main access points from the ocean into Ragged Island. Cannons were once located here to guard the harbor, but have since been removed by salvagers.
Providing provisions for boaters, including fresh local produce.
A great place to meet the locals, who hang out here after a long day of fishing.
Sunday School is at 10:00 a.m. with Sunday Worship Services at 11:00 a.m.
This beach is accessible by boat or a short hike from the south side of the island.
Constructed in 1926 by W.W. Maycock, a native of Ragged Island.
Little Ragged Island is privately owned. No one has ever lived there and locals don't usually visit. However, it is open to boaters and is ideal for birdwatching, swimming, beach-combing and snorkeling.
Serving fresh-baked bread, pastries and ice cream.
Located on the highest point of the island, it is approximately three-quarter miles from Duncan Town in the southeast, on the same side as the salt ponds.
We offer a variety of basic provisions for boaters during yaching season. Fresh eggs and local produce can be ordered weekly.
Reconstructed by the local government in 2006, it was once home to the island's prisoners.
Pigeon Cay is visible off the coast of Ragged Island near Gun Point. The memorial cross was constructed in honor of Henry Norris Churton, Bishop of Nassau, who died at sea when his boat capsized on January 20, 1904.
Serving a variety of local dishes and also a popular nightspot, where you can join in friendly games like dominoes.Hours of Operation: Credit Cards Accepted: Reservation Required: Dress: Smart CasualEntertainment: Dance Music
These salt ponds are remnants of the thriving salt industry that formerly existed on Ragged Island. It was developed by Duncan Taylor and his brother Major Taylor, who came here from Long Island in the 19th Century. Salt collection today is done to a lesser degree.
Sheila's serves a variety of local dishes for breakfast, lunch and dinner, upon request, with desserts available occasionally. Special arrangements can be made for groups and private parties.It is also a popular nightspot where locals gather to celebrate on mailboat days and holidays.
Serving a variety of local dishes and also a popular nightspot, where locals congregate for Big Sport Game nights.Hours of Operation: Credit Cards Accepted: Reservation Required: Dress: Smart CasualEntertainment: Dance Music
The Ministry of Youth, Sports & Culture's Facilities Reservation System features a comprehensive listing of all Sports-related events in New Providence.
Completed on May 31, 1922, the lighthouse was built to aid Ragged Island boats in transporting goods traded with Cuba, Haiti and Nassau.
Specializes in straw bags, floor mats and place mats.