Family Fun On Inagua

You can visit a number of historical sites and learn about island life in the 1800s; climb up a lighthouse and down a cave; tour the Morton Salt facility and see the workings of a modern-day solar salt production facility; explore the Union Creek National Park to see colorful birds like the endangered Bahama parrot and flamingos, and wild donkeys who stand at attention to have their photos taken. On a half- or full-day boating tour, you can snorkel to explore the water wonders of Inagua in reefs just offshore. You will see a variety of fish and turtles playing hide and seek in the hole-filled corals. It also includes a stop at secluded beaches for picnicking, beachcombing, shelling, sunbathing or sifting powdery sand through your fingers while you create sandcastles.

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Island Things To Do

Family Fun on Water

Go picnicking or shelling on one of the secluded beaches, then snorkel at some of the best and most accessible reefs right off the beach. You’ll see numerous fish and turtles.

Family Fun on Land

The Inagua National Park provides a fishbowl view of the varied wildlife here. Exploring Matthew Town’s historic buildings will reveal telling stories of the island’s past.

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Family Fun On Inagua