Limestone Caves in Acklins

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November 20th 2017

Published: November 20th 2017

Acklins is scattered with limestone caves such as Jumbey Hole. These caves were believed to serve as shelter for some of the Lucayan Indians, pirates, and English settlers. FYI....Bring insect repellant if you plan to explore the caves.

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Cousin Kenneth

My Profile I have traveled to the Bahamas numerous times. As a child living in Florida, my dad would “ship” me off to the Bahamas to spend the summer months and Christmas breaks with my paternal grandmother in New Providence (Nassau). Every summer, my grandmother would gather up me and my cousins and we would take the mailboat to Acklins...our homeland for the summer. As an adult, I travel to the Bahamas at least twice a year. I live in the U.S. However, I have never visited major cities in the U.S. like New York, L.A. New Orleans, etc. Instead, I would rather travel to the Bahamas... full info

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