Blue Holes National Park

The park covers 40,000 acres of land containing more than 50 blue holes, pine forests, and marine ecosystems supporting diverse wildlife populations.

The geological formations of the blue holes emerged through limestone erosion processes over thousands of years, creating deep underwater cave systems.

Local communities maintain traditional fishing practices while participating in conservation efforts to protect the natural resources within the park boundaries.

Visitors need to arrange transportation to Andros Island and schedule guided tours through authorized operators to access the park and its features.

The underwater cave networks contain specialized species of cavefish and invertebrates found nowhere else in the marine environments of the Caribbean.

GPS coordinates: 24.78960,-77.94480

Latest update: March 9, 2025 10:43