Abaco National Park

The national park encompasses 20,500 acres of land, including 5,000 acres of Caribbean pine forest and natural habitats for local wildlife species.

The Bahamas National Trust established this conservation area in 1994, marking the first major national park creation in the Bahamas in twenty years.

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

Visitors can explore marked trails through the pine forest, observe native bird species, and participate in guided nature walks organized by park rangers.

The protected area serves as the primary nesting ground for the Bahama parrot population, contributing to the recovery of this endangered species.

Inception: January 1, 1994

Operator: Bahamas National Trust

Address: The Bahamas

Opening Hours: Quarta-feira 00:00-00:00; Domingo 00:00-00:00

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

GPS coordinates: 25.96600,-77.20300

Latest update: March 3, 2025 05:21