Inagua Islands Attractions
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The Inaguas are the southern-most islands in The Bahamas. The Inaguas are comprised of Great Inagua and Little Inagua, with a cumulative area of 645sq.mi/1670sq.km. Great Inagua is the third-largest island in The Bahamas. The only settlement in the Inaguas, Matthew Town, is located on Great Inagua, while Little Inagua, located 6mi/9km north of Great Inagua is inhabited only by wild goats, donkeys and a number of species of heron.
The prime attraction of the Inaguas is bird-watching, as the islands are home to large flocks of pink flamingos, as well as the rare Bahamian parrot.
The prime attraction of the Inaguas is bird-watching, as the islands are home to large flocks of pink flamingos, as well as the rare Bahamian parrot.
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