Inagua and Mayaguana Travel Guide

Explore Matthew Town Matthew Town on Great Inagua fronts salt flats and flamingo colonies; birdwatchers and photographers come for the National Park, local salt works, sparse guesthouses and quiet shoreline drives. Explore Abraham's Bay Abraham’s Bay sits on Mayaguana’s windward shore with wooden boats, conch stalls and unpaved lanes. Explore Inagua National Park On Great Inagua Island, Inagua National Park preserves salt flats and one of the region’s largest Caribbean flamingo colonies; birdwatchers visit by arranged trips or charter. Explore Little Inagua Little Inagua is The Bahamas’ largest uninhabited island and national park, known for remote beaches, seabird colonies and protected iguana and sea turtle habitat. Explore Little Inagua National Park Protected marine and island reserve on Little Inagua, noted for nesting sea turtles, seabird colonies and undeveloped beaches; visits are mostly wildlife-focused by boat. Explore Mayaguana Mayaguana is a remote Bahamian island with long beaches, offshore reefs and limited infrastructure.