Abaco National Park

Abaco National Park is a protected conservation area in South Abaco, Bahamas, covering a large stretch of natural forest and wetland ecosystems. The park combines different habitat types that support birds, reptiles, and other wildlife adapted to the island environment.

The park was established in 1994 as a protected conservation area, reflecting growing efforts to safeguard the islands' natural ecosystems. This designation helped secure the future of important habitats and wildlife populations in the region.

The park maintains the ecological balance of the Great Abaco water table while offering educational programs about environmental preservation for local communities.

The park has walking trails where visitors can explore the forest and observe wildlife in their natural habitat. Early morning visits work well for spotting animals, and it is wise to wear good shoes and bring water for the walk.

The park serves as a crucial nesting habitat for the endangered Bahama parrot, playing a vital role in the recovery of this rare species. The population of these birds is found in only a few locations across the Caribbean, making this site particularly valuable for bird watchers.

Inception: January 1, 1994

Operator: Bahamas National Trust

Address: The Bahamas

Opening Hours: Wednesday 00:00-00:00; Sunday 00:00-00:00

Website: https://bnt.bs/explore/abaco/abaco-national-park

GPS coordinates: 25.96600,-77.20300

Latest update: December 6, 2025 17:45