Activities and Recreations at Lighthouse Pointe at Grand Lucayan, Grand Bahama Island

Feel like taking a break and letting Lighthouse Pointe do the planning? Relax knowing your schedule will be filled with daily and nightly activities guaranteed to keep you enthralled. With everything from Tae-Bo to snorkeling, to a day spent at the spa, this resort knows how to entertain. Plus, visit nearby local attractions!

UNEXSO
UNEXSO (Underwater Explorers Society) offers adventure travelers and eco-tourists a variety of diving excursions including dolphin encounters and exciting shark feeding dives.

CAVE DIVING
Coordinated through UNEXSO, cave diving at Lucayan National Park takes you to an immense underwater cavern with an extensive labyrinth of caves and submerged tunnels that honeycomb the entire island and surrounding sea bed.

FISHING
One of the world’s top sport fishing regions, Grand Bahama Island is a sport fisherman’s dream. Marlin, tuna, wahoo and barracuda are plentiful in the ocean waters and the island’s #1 prized catch – bonefish – can be found in the flats off Deep Water Cay.

WATERSPORTS
Enjoy a range of exciting water sports on the beautiful, white sand beach. From windsurfing and sailing to snorkeling just yards off the shore, there’s no shortage of seaside fun.

NATIONAL PARKS
Explore the three National Parks of Grand Bahama Island: Lucayan National Park, the Rand Nature Center and Peterson Cay National Park. Within Lucayan National Park, you’ll find the island’s six ecosystems in one location.

HORSEBACK RIDING
Bring the fantasy of horseback riding on the beach to life. Enjoy romance, adventure and stunning views as you gallop and trot along the sparkling shoreline.

BIKING
Follow historic trails and discover ancient settlements. Take a leisurely tour through spectacular landscapes. Visit the fascinating Owl’s Hole, an amazing inland ocean cavern named after the owls nesting there.

BIRD WATCHING
Grand Bahama Island has the second-highest number of native bird species of all the 700 islands and cays of the Bahamas. The Rand Nature Centre is the perfect place for birders to start.