Peterson Cay National Park
Written by Laura, USA, October 2012
RECOMMENDATION Keywords:
Good Place to Relax,
Nature & Wildlife,
Off-the-Beaten Path,
Sailing,
Scuba Diving,
Swim & Snorkel,
Tip - What to See & Do,
Island,
National Park
Comment from Laura
The smallest national park in the Bahamas, Peterson Cay National Park is a 1.5 acre protected area located off the southern coast of Grand Bahama Island. The national park includes the tiny uninhabited island of Peterson Cay and the surrounding marine environment. Only accessible by boat, Peterson Cay National Park is a popular destination for snorkeling, diving and watersports. The island is also home to a bird sanctuary.
Editor’s Note: This recommendation was taken from our Bahamas Things to Do blog. Visit the original post to continue reading the full post and to learn more about things to do in the Bahamas.
Photo courtesy of Connie Ma via Flickr.
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