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Long Island: beaches, blue holes and cliffs
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About Long Island: beaches, blue holes and cliffs
Long Island has two faces: dramatic cliffs and caves on the Atlantic side, and gentle beaches on the Bahama Bank. Dean’s Blue Hole drops 663 feet beneath its cliffs and hosts an international free-diving competition. Columbus Point marks the landfall of Christopher Columbus, St Mary’s is the oldest church in the country, and Clarence Town has two twin-towered churches by Father Jerome.
Why it's on our list
- Dean’s Blue Hole
- Columbus Point
- Twin churches
Opening hours, prices and seasonal openings change, so please check with Long Island: beaches, blue holes and cliffs before you go.