description Warderick Wells Sandbar Overview
Warderick Wells Sandbar resides within the Bahamas’ Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park. This tidal sandbar is notable for its accessible shoreline offering opportunities for boating and exploring diverse marine life. The park protects this area and it's popular with visitors seeking recreational activities and experiencing the natural beauty of the Exuma archipelago.
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Warderick Wells Sandbar ranks #48 of 384 in the Sandbar ranking, behind Little Bahama Bank, ahead of Snake Island (Vigan Island).
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What protected marine area is Warderick Wells a part of?
Warderick Wells is the headquarters of the Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park in the Bahamas. This marine protected area was famously established by the Bahamian government in 1958.
What unique boating feature is found at Warderick Wells?
Warderick Wells features a famous natural 'blowhole' where surging ocean water shoots up through a crack in the rocky shoreline. It also features a dramatic, deep-water channel used by yachts for mooring.
Are visitors allowed to fish near the Warderick Wells Sandbar?
No, the Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park has been a strict 'no-take' marine reserve since 1986. Visitors cannot fish, catch lobsters, or collect shells anywhere within the park's boundaries.
What famous animals can be seen near Warderick Wells?
The park is famous for its population of protected Bahamian rock iguanas, which bask on the shorelines near the sandbars. These endangered reptiles are often approached by tourists who come ashore from their boats.
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