The national parks of the Bahamas protect some of the Caribbean’s most pristine marine and island ecosystems. Managed by the Bahamas National Trust, the system includes dozens of parks spread across the archipelago’s hundreds of islands and cays. These protected areas range from coral reefs and mangrove forests to pine woodlands and remote beaches. Notable parks include Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park—one of the world’s first large marine protected areas—as well as Lucayan National Park on Grand Bahama, known for its extensive underwater cave systems. Together, the parks play a vital role in protecting wildlife habitats, preserving biodiversity, and safeguarding the natural beauty that defines the Bahamian islands.

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