Sharks are common throughout the Bahamas, especially the Out Islands, and can be found in both shallow waters and deep. Bull sharks, blues, hammerheads, and tiger sharks abound. The truth is, however, that when one is caught, the fight usually lasts only as long as it takes for the shark s razor-like teeth to bite through the wire traces that hold him. Even so, you ll remember the battle for a long time to come.
Sightseeing Cottage Pond is a large blue hole and only one of a number of ponds and lakes at the northwest end of the island. It s an area of natural beauty alive with birds, including several species of ducks, grebes and other wading waterfowl.
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