Snorkel· Long Island· Bahamas — Eleuthera, Andros & the Out Islands
Guana Cay (curly-tail lizards and shallow wreck)
23° 18.5′ N · 75° 5.8′ W
A small cay south of Salt Pond known for curly-tailed lizards and an easy snorkel over a shallow wreck.
Practical
Position is the OpenStreetMap attraction node. Stella Maris Resort lists Guana Cay for curly-tail lizards and good snorkelling at a shallow wreck. Reach it by car and wade or by dinghy from Thompson Bay in calm weather; the bank south of Salt Pond is very shallow.
Best for
A family snorkel and lizard-spotting stop
Nearby
- Guana Cay beach (Pinders)0.2 NM away
- Red Shrimp Cave (Shrimp Hole)1.9 NM away
- St. Mary the Virgin church ruins1.9 NM away
- Atlantic beach walk from Salt Pond2.3 NM away
- Long Island Petroleum fuel dock (Salt Pond)2.3 NM away
- Propane refills (Long Island)2.3 NM away
- Long Island Regatta (Salt Pond)2.4 NM away
- Salt Pond Public Dock (port of entry)2.5 NM away