North Eleuthera has the Queen's Baths, the Cow and the Bull, and the Glass Window Bridge all within close proximity. Bring your hiking shoes if you want to get close to some of these views.
While the exact history of the site's name is somewhat unclear, it is believed that the moniker Queens Baths was given to the natural pools in honor of a British monarch, though the specific queen in question is a matter of debate.
Some sources suggest that the name may have originated during the colonial era, when the site was used as a refreshing bathing spot for visiting royalty or high-ranking officials. Others believe the name may have been inspired by the site's resemblance to a grand, natural bathing pool fit for a queen.
