endemic reptiles experience!
The Bahamas has a rich diversity of reptile species and subspecies found throughout the archipelago. For example, we have three species of West Indian rock iguanas, seven species of geckolets, seven species of Anoles, seven species of curlytail Lizards, 12 species of Snakes, and two species of freshwater turtles. Wild Bahamas offers excursions to various islands to see some of these amazing animals. We can explore the wetlands of Eleuthera for Cat Island sliders, boat through the cays of Andros in search of Andros rock iguanas, and if you can take the heat, we can ramble through the scrub Forests of Great Inagua in search of the Inagua Gecko, Inagua curlytail, and Inagua whiptail.
While there is no guarantee that a wild animal will be found we will do our best to locate as many as possible as well as showcase the other amazing animals that call our islands home. Book a trip with us today.
itinerary
Day 1- Abaco
Tour Schedule is as follows:
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Nassau, New Providence Flight into Abaco
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Airport Pickup from Abaco Airport
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Breakfast
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Hike through Abaco National Park in south Abaco
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Bird watching in South Abaco
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Lunch
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Return to Abaco Airport and fly into Andros
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Check in to hotel in Andros
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Dinner
-
Rest for the next day
Day 2 - Andros
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Breakfast
-
Bird watching at Jungle Pond
-
Visit Evans Cave
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Visit Uncle Charlies Blue Hole
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Visit Rainbow Blue Hole
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Hike through Blue Hole National Park (with a swim at Captain Bill's Blue Hole
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Lunch
-
Return to Andros Airport and fly into Great Inagua
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Check in to hotel in Great Inagua
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Dinner
-
Rest for the next day
Day 3 - Great Inagua
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Breakfast
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Visit Morton Salt
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Bird Watching and Hike through Inagua National Park
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Visit lighthouse
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Lunch
-
Return to Nassau, New Providence
Costs
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Per adult age 18 and up
$4,000.00
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Per child age 5 to 17
$1,000.00
-
child/children under the age of 5
-
$500.00
Important Notices
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Please note that we would need a minimum of five (5) adults to commence the tour.
-
We are also happy to lead the above inter island excursion for interested visitors who have accesses to their own private mode of transportation. Please contact us for further discussion.
-
Visitors are also responsible for their breakfast, lunch and dinner meals. This can include packed meals should the visitor not want to indulge in local restaurant cuisine.
Terms and conditions will apply once the tour is booked and paid for. Please read our
before booking your time with us.
what will you need?
-
Long-sleeve shirt
-
Long trousers
-
Long socks
-
Hiking boots (preferred) or very sturdy sneakers
-
Shades
-
Hat
-
Personal snacks
-
Sunblock
-
Insect repellent
-
Water and Snacks (granola bars and fruit) will be provided.
When walking the trails please be mindful of the following:
-
Trail edges. They may be slippery or sharp.
-
Poisonous or thorny plants. Do not touch trees or plants along the trail. Some species can cause intense irritation, blisters and swelling.
-
Pay attention. Trails may contain sink holes and depressions.
-
Listen to the guide! We want you to have an enjoyable but safe experience with us.
Additionally, if you are aware of any medical condition or allergies (food or other) you may have, please ensure you walk with the necessary equipment, ointment etc. in case of flare ups while on your trip.
Thank you!
Other important essentials
Dress for an adventure!
Attire should consist of the following:
Important safety tips!
endemic birds Run!
Looking to add new West Indian Endemic Birds to your list? Well look no further. Wild Bahamas has created an excursion that focuses on hitting three Bahama Islands that feature most of our six Bahamian birds. Sadly, we may have lost one of our “Sensational Six” as the Bahama Nuthatch (Sitta insularis) has not been seen since its home island, Grand Bahama was ravaged by Hurricane Dorian in 2019. Despite this, however, we still have a slew of amazing birds that you can add to your Caribbean bird repertoire. Come and ramble through the pinelands of Abaco and Andros as we search for the Bahama Warbler, Bahama, Swallow, Bahama Yellowthroat and Bahama Oriole and head to the “Endemic Capital of The Bahamas” Inagua where you can find the endemic Inagua Lyretail hummingbird. While here, we can visit various locations on each island such as Evans Cave in Andros, Jungle Pond, Uncle Charlies and Rainbow Blue Holes, and Blue Hole National Park. We can explore Great Inagua including the Morton Salt Company and see the iconic Caribbean Flamingo, Inagua Parrots while learning about local island culture from the islanders and the different ecosystems seen across the Bahama Archipelago.
itinerary
Day 1- Abaco
Tour Schedule is as follows:
-
Nassau, New Providence Flight into Abaco
-
Airport Pickup from Abaco Airport
-
Breakfast
-
Hike through Abaco National Park in south Abaco
-
Bird watching in South Abaco
-
Lunch
-
Return to Abaco Airport and fly into Andros
-
Check in to hotel in Andros
-
Dinner
-
Rest for the next day
Day 2 - Andros
-
Breakfast
-
Bird watching at Jungle Pond
-
Visit Evans Cave
-
Visit Uncle Charlies Blue Hole
-
Visit Rainbow Blue Hole
-
Hike through Blue Hole National Park (with a swim at Captain Bill's Blue Hole
-
Lunch
-
Return to Andros Airport and fly into Great Inagua
-
Check in to hotel in Great Inagua
-
Dinner
-
Rest for the next day
Day 3 - Great Inagua
-
Breakfast
-
Visit Morton Salt
-
Bird Watching and Hike through Inagua National Park
-
Visit lighthouse
-
Lunch
-
Return to Nassau, New Providence
Costs
-
Per adult age 18 and up
$4,000.00
-
Per child age 5 to 17
$1,000.00
-
child/children under the age of 5
-
$500.00
Important Notices
-
Please note that we would need a minimum of five (5) adults to commence the tour.
-
We are also happy to lead the above inter island excursion for interested visitors who have accesses to their own private mode of transportation. Please contact us for further discussion.
-
Visitors are also responsible for their breakfast, lunch and dinner meals. This can include packed meals should the visitor not want to indulge in local restaurant cuisine.
Terms and conditions will apply once the tour is booked and paid for. Please read our
before booking your time with us.
what will you need?
-
Long-sleeve shirt
-
Long trousers
-
Long socks
-
Hiking boots (preferred) or very sturdy sneakers
-
Shades
-
Hat
-
Personal snacks
-
Sunblock
-
Insect repellent
-
Water and Snacks (granola bars and fruit) will be provided.
When walking the trails please be mindful of the following:
-
Trail edges. They may be slippery or sharp.
-
Poisonous or thorny plants. Do not touch trees or plants along the trail. Some species can cause intense irritation, blisters and swelling.
-
Pay attention. Trails may contain sink holes and depressions.
-
Listen to the guide! We want you to have an enjoyable but safe experience with us.
Additionally, if you are aware of any medical condition or allergies (food or other) you may have, please ensure you walk with the necessary equipment, ointment etc. in case of flare ups while on your trip.
Thank you!
Other important essentials
Dress for an adventure!
Attire should consist of the following:
Important safety tips!