Egg Island, Bahamas
Egg Island is an uninhabited islet in the Bahamas. It's so named because it is home to chickens owned by residents of other nearby islands who travel here to collect the eggs.
Egg island has a crescent shaped beach that is protected by a reef that protects the entire beach. The water behind the reef is generally less than 2 m [6 feet] deep making it a good place to swim or watch the sea life. Since the water is so shallow and well protected, it tends to be warmer than the surrounding sea.
Things to see and do
* Swimming
* Scuba diving & snorkeling
* View sea life
General Information
Cruise Season – Jan - Dec
Currency – Bahamian dollar (BSD)
Language – English
Population – 0
Land Area – 2 km²
Electricity – 2 perpendicular flat pins US style or with a round pin below
Time – GMT minus five hours
International Country Telephone Code – + 1 - 242
Port Location – Visitors to Egg island are transferred ashore by tenders.
Transport Links – The only way to visit Egg Island is by boat.
Egg island has a crescent shaped beach that is protected by a reef that protects the entire beach. The water behind the reef is generally less than 2 m [6 feet] deep making it a good place to swim or watch the sea life. Since the water is so shallow and well protected, it tends to be warmer than the surrounding sea.
Things to see and do
* Swimming
* Scuba diving & snorkeling
* View sea life
General Information
Cruise Season – Jan - Dec
Currency – Bahamian dollar (BSD)
Language – English
Population – 0
Land Area – 2 km²
Electricity – 2 perpendicular flat pins US style or with a round pin below
Time – GMT minus five hours
International Country Telephone Code – + 1 - 242
Port Location – Visitors to Egg island are transferred ashore by tenders.
Transport Links – The only way to visit Egg Island is by boat.