Blue Holes National Park (inland blue holes)
A 162 km² IUCN Category II national park (established 2002) on Andros managed by the Bahamas National Trust, protecting pine forest and a large concentration of inland blue holes whose waters hold unique cavefish and invertebrates. These are freshwater inland holes, suited only to qualified cave/technical divers; the park centre is shown.
Facts
- Region: Andros & Blue Holes – Bahamas
- Area: Inland blue holes (freshwater / tidal)
- Level: advanced
- Current: low
- Type: cave
- Coordinates: 24.7896, -77.9448 (approximate)
- Highlights: largest concentration of inland blue holes, unique cavefish and invertebrates
- Unverified: Park centre only; individual holes inside are not located in the sources.
- Tips: Cave diving on Andros' inland blue holes requires full cave / technical cave training (cavern only for the entrance zone), an experienced guide and redundant gas and lights; the holes are managed by the Bahamas National Trust. No official permit or fee scheme could be verified: one guide states that no fees or bookings are needed, while the operators arrange guided access.