Home to the country’s first post office, first high school, and second highest point, see what else makes my island special.
Discover Acklins & Crooked Island
Known as two of the more remote islands, Acklins & Crooked Island are almost as natural as they were when The Bahamas was first discovered. Separated by a 500-square-mile lagoon known as the Bight of Acklins, both islands are a haven for bonefishing, snorkelling and diving. You'll also find miles of undisturbed sandy beaches, coral gardens, limestone caves, magnificent cliffs and even remnants of slave and cotton plantations. It's the perfect way to forget about the complexities of life. In short, Acklins & Crooked Island are The Bahamas' definition of seclusion.
