South Eleuthera

South Eleuthera is best known within the Bahamas for Ocean Hole, a blue-water inland sinkhole at Rock Sound. The district occupies the island’s southern reaches, where Cape Eleuthera lies between the Atlantic Ocean and Exuma Sound. Eleuthera is a long, narrow limestone island with sharply contrasting coasts: sheltered shallows and small cays face the Sound, while the Atlantic side is more exposed. Pineapple cultivation has long been associated with Eleuthera and remains part of its local agricultural identity. See how South Eleuthera fits into the wider Bahamian archipelago by browsing webcams nearby.

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