Explore Ragged Island
Overview
A local, dynamic ecotourism program (established by the local community to better enhance the natural environment on the islands) bolsters ecotourism in the Ragged Islands, and you as a visitor are the direct beneficiary of their efforts. Between Ragged Island and some of the larger cays, visitors have miles of trails and sparse beaches to explore and enjoy. If you can schedule your holiday in either March or August, you can avail yourself of the seasonal butterfly migration to the island in an explosion of beautiful colors. From discovering endemic animal life to studying unusual plants that Bahamians traditionally used in the production of medicine, Ragged Island is an adventure traveler's dream come true.
Beaches of Ragged Island
Ragged Island is a quiet, scenic spot that attracts many fisherman with its unrivaled flats perfect for bonefishing. The Island has many historical landmarks and authentic Bahamian towns that beckon exploring. On the island's northern shore, Drain Bay Beach is a favorite amongst the locals, Lover's Leap and Airport Bay lie to the east and west and are other choice spots people tend to flock to when visiting Ragged Island.
Activities
Ecotourism
A local, dynamic ecotourism program, established by the local community to better enhance the natural environment on the islands, bolsters ecotourism in the Ragged Islands. Between Ragged Island and some of the larger cays, visitors have miles of trails and sparse beaches to explore and enjoy. All summer long, flocks of birds alight on the islands, and you are bound see any number of different species during the season. Additionally, if you can schedule your holiday in either March or August, you can avail yourself of the seasonal butterfly migration to the island with an explosion of majestic colors. From discovering endemic animal life to studying unusual plants that Bahamians traditionally use in the production of medicine, Ragged Island is an adventure traveler's dream come true.
Airports
Duncan Town MYRD