Where Can You Snorkel On Harbour Island?

Harbour Island, located northeast of Nassau off the north point of Eleuthera Island, is known for its fringing coral reef along the windward east coast. The reef consists of elkhorn corals, brain corals, and star corals. Snorkelers can explore pristine coral reefs, ancient shipwrecks, and exotic sea creatures on Harbour Island. Some of the best spots for snorkeling are directly from the beach or from a boat, with many boat snorkeling opportunities and professional snorkeling companies to choose from.

For those looking to get up close and personal with some of the most beautiful underwater creatures, Harbour Island is a great destination. Snorkelers can explore shallow reefs close to shore, encountering tropical fish and graceful sea turtles. Blue Lagoon Island is also one of the most popular snorkeling spots near Nassau. A short boat ride away from Nassau harbor lies this stunning aquatic oasis surrounded by bright The Eleuthera Snorkel Guide (aka The Snorkel Book, Eleuthera, Bahamas edition), which documents the locations of 38 of the most unique and unique snorkeling spots in the Bahamas.

For first-time snorkelers on the main beach (pink sands), go to the far north or south of the beach (not the middle by CoralPink Sands hotels) as the main reef comes closer to shore at the far ends of the world-famous pink sands. Some of the best companies in Harbour Island for snorkeling include Valentines Dive Center, Eleuthera Sailing Adventures, and Valentines Dive Shope.

Scuba snorkeling on Harbour Island offers a captivating experience like no other, with stunning coral reefs and abundant marine life. The 3-mile pink sand beach on the Atlantic side is buffered by a reef that offers a variety of activities in the water.