Visit Black Point, Exuma
Black Point, Exuma is a beautiful Bahamian settlement located on the south side of Great Exuma Island. This picturesque destination is popular for its stunning white sand beaches, crystal-clear water and abundant wildlife. The area is home to many species of sea life such as dolphins, manta rays and sea turtles - making it a great spot for snorkeling or diving.
Visitors to Black Point can visit the local lighthouse which dates back to 1835 and offers great views of the nearby cays. If you're looking to disconnect from everyday life, head over to Johnny's Cay - an uninhabited island just off shore where you can spend your day soaking up the sun in complete tranquility.
For a dose of culture, take some time out to explore St Andrews Anglican Church which was built in 1865 by freed slaves with their own labour and tools. It stands today as one of the oldest monuments in the Bahamas and is an important reminder of slavery's long history in this region.
Visitors to Black Point can visit the local lighthouse which dates back to 1835 and offers great views of the nearby cays. If you're looking to disconnect from everyday life, head over to Johnny's Cay - an uninhabited island just off shore where you can spend your day soaking up the sun in complete tranquility.
For a dose of culture, take some time out to explore St Andrews Anglican Church which was built in 1865 by freed slaves with their own labour and tools. It stands today as one of the oldest monuments in the Bahamas and is an important reminder of slavery's long history in this region.
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