Crooked Island Attractions
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In the Southern end of the Bahamas is Crooked Island, with a cumulative area of 92sq.mi/238sq.km., 30mi/48.4km long, Crooked Island includes Long Cay and is separated from Acklins Island to the south by the Crooked Island Passage.
The surrounding waters are a good area for deep-sea, tarpon and bonefishing, while 45mi/73km of barrier reefs surrounding the island are ideal for snorkeling and diving. Beaches are abundant on the island as well.
The Bird Rock Lighthouse (1872) and the Marine Farm fort were built by the British to protect and guard Crooked Island Passage from pirates.
The surrounding waters are a good area for deep-sea, tarpon and bonefishing, while 45mi/73km of barrier reefs surrounding the island are ideal for snorkeling and diving. Beaches are abundant on the island as well.
The Bird Rock Lighthouse (1872) and the Marine Farm fort were built by the British to protect and guard Crooked Island Passage from pirates.
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