Lucayan National Park

The Lucayan National Park protects one of the world’s longest charted underwater cave systems, preserved remains of the Lucayan Indians, and a prime combination of natural environments including pine forests, mangroves creeks, coral reefs, and the world-famous Gold Rock Beach.

This Park exhibits all of the Bahamian vegetative zones. Established in 1982 and expanded in 2015, this national park is an important part of the economy of Grand Bahama supporting the livelihoods of many Bahamians. Lucayan National Park is now the 2nd most visited national park in The Bahamas.