Inagua is one of the most remote and extraordinary of the Bahamian islands, a wild and beautiful isle in the far south of the archipelago famous above all for its spectacular flamingos. Home to the largest breeding colony of West Indian flamingos in the world, it is a natural wonder and a paradise for lovers of wildlife and unspoilt nature.
The island’s vast national park protects great salt lakes and wetlands where more than fifty thousand flamingos gather, along with abundant other birdlife, creating one of the most remarkable natural spectacles in the Caribbean. Beyond the park, empty beaches, clear water and vibrant reefs ring the pristine coast.
Inagua is also known for its historic salt industry, its lighthouse and its profound sense of remoteness, with only a small settlement and vast tracts of untouched wilderness. Its clear waters offer superb swimming and snorkelling in complete solitude.
Ashore, the island offers fresh seafood, warm hospitality and an authentic taste of one of the wildest corners of the Bahamas. Its natural beauty and abundant wildlife are exceptional.
With its flamingo flocks, salt flats and pristine wilderness, Inagua is a natural wonder of the Bahamas. Guests can witness thousands of flamingos, snorkel untouched reefs and enjoy the wild, unspoilt beauty of this remarkable and remote island.
