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Island guide
Acklins & Crooked Island: islands of unspoiled beauty
A 500-square-mile lagoon, knee-deep bonefish flats, Lucayan sites and sleepy Long Cay.

Island guide · islands of unspoiled beauty
Acklins & Crooked Island in one page: the Bight of Acklins, bonefish lodges and villas, island tours and the clinics.
Island guide
A 500-square-mile lagoon, knee-deep bonefish flats, Lucayan sites and sleepy Long Cay.
Knee-deep water for miles
The great shallow lagoon between Acklins and Crooked Island, a dream for bonefishing.
Acklins with a local
Tours of Acklins with Patricka Ferguson, who has explored the island since she was 14.
A family-run place on the beach
Six beachfront villas between Landrail Point and Pittstown Point, owned by Ellis and Hylene Moss, with a fishing guide on site.
Landrail Point, Crooked Island, The BahamasExplore View on map
Steps from the water
A traditional, colourful Bahamian-style lodge and restaurant at Chester’s, Acklins, a few steps from the sea.
Chester’s, Acklins, The BahamasExplore View on map
The local clinic
The government community clinic in Colonel Hill, run by the Ministry of Health’s Department of Public Health.
Colonel Hill, Crooked Island, The BahamasExplore View on map
The local clinic
The government community clinic in Landrail Point, run by the Ministry of Health’s Department of Public Health.
Landrail Point, Crooked Island, The BahamasExplore View on map
The local clinic
The government community clinic in Spring Point, run by the Ministry of Health’s Department of Public Health.
Spring Point, Acklins, The BahamasExplore View on map
By the ferry that crosses twice a day, according to the official tourism site; both islands have airports (Spring Point and Colonel Hill).
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