Eleuthera Beach Pictures & Photos
Eleuthera beaches are both beautiful and bountiful -- a large gallery for those who enjoy snapping beach pictures and playing the bum. The shock blue and turquoise colors of the water are unique to the Bahamas. Many of these beaches are readily accessible; others are not. Your typical beach on Eleuthera has fine sand with a slight pink tint to it -- more pronounced in morning and evening light. Many of the beaches are mixed with various breaks and stretches of limestone rock outcropping, cliffs and some caves.
(Click the links below the photos of these Eleuthera beaches to view the virtual reality versions of the panoramic pictures.)
In many instances, you can walk along a beach and see very few people. If you are looking for a sense of freedom, adventure, solitude and raw beach beauty, the beaches of Eleuthera are an excellent travel choice.
When exploring Eleuthera beaches, decent shoes are recommended for navigating rocky areas. A good supply of drinking water is important along with bug spray to protect against no-see-ums, mostly in the morning and evening hours. When taking your beach photos, but be careful not to get that pink sand in your happy snapper -- zip lock bags will help keep your camera from being beached.
Current Bay Beach is a very quiet and gorgeous beach on the northern end of Eleuthera island just east and not far from Tay Bay beach near Preacher's Cave. Just another prime example of how serene these beaches are. This was taken during peak travel season, and as you can see, the beach is not very crowded.
These 360° panoramic and virtual reality beach pictures are a small sample of what is available on the Island of Eleuthera. Many of the notable beaches can be located on the Eleuthera satellite map. Select the “Beaches” category, then select a beach from “locations.” Satellite maps of the islands are always a few years old or more and directions to these beaches change over time so it is advisable to ask for directions from a knowledgeable resident of the island.
Beach Pictures and Panoramics from Island Eleuthera Bahamas
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