Ecotourism On Rum Cay

Ecotourism On Rum Cay

A day at the salt pond near Port Nelson will give you the experience of a lifetime. You can explore this protected ecosystem, which is essentially the nursery of The Bahamas and home to much of the marine life here—baby turtles, lobsters, groupers and others. The natural barriers of the salt pond provide a safe area for the young sea creatures to grow before they find their way to the ocean. You are likely to see flocks of marine birds overhead and glimpse other species throughout the mainland on most days. Conception Island National Park, located to the north of Rum Cay, is an important sanctuary for migratory birds, in addition to a rookery for nesting seabirds. Tours can be arranged to visit the island through Sumner Point Marina & Resort or local fishing guides.

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Natural Wonders

Natural Wonders

The Conception Island National Park, Crab Alley and the Salt Pond provide a spectacular viewing platform for the island's wildlife and you will see a variety of unusual species.

Eco-Tours

Eco-Tours

You’ll get to see the island’s ecosystems at work taking care of the offspring of many species and explore Conception Island National Park, a sanctuary for birds and the endangered green turtle.

Birding

Birding

Herons and songbirds are among the 27 bird species recorded on Rum Cay; most frequent sightings are of the pearly-eyed thrasher. Nearby Conception Island has a bird sanctuary.

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