Berry Islands

Berry Islands

The Berry Islands (also known as the Berry Islands) is a horseshoe-shaped island chain, 32 kilometers long, consisting of 30 large coral reefs and countless small ones. It is located south of the famous Abaco Islands in the Bahamas, approximately 35 kilometers northeast of Nassau. Transportation is relatively convenient, with the Grand Harbour Cay International Airport situated on the islands.

The Berry Islands are relatively underdeveloped, with limited living facilities on the islands. Many areas are uninhabited and owned by wealthy individuals as private vacation residences. However, the islands retain some of the most pristine natural scenery, making them an ideal place to enjoy nature. The Berry Islands are particularly well known for fishing and diving, offering a wide variety of fish such as marlin, tuna, grouper, tigerfish, and yellowtail. Every May, the area around the largest coral reef — the Grand Harbour Cay — is crowded with fishing enthusiasts and large fishing boats. There are also many excellent diving spots on the islands, which is another major draw for visitors.

Berry Islands

Must-visit reason: One of the most beautiful archipelagos in the Bahamas

Continent where the attraction is located: North America【North America】

Country/region where the attraction is located: Bahamas[Bahamas]

Province/state where the attraction is located: Berry Islands [Berry Islands]