What to Expect on Blue Lagoon Island

Blue Lagoon Beach

Blue Lagoon Island, also known by its official name Salt Cay, has been an interesting part of The Bahamas’ history for centuries. Located just three miles from Nassau, it is now the home of the dolphins and sea lions of Dolphin Encounters and is owned by a local family.

Blue Lagoon Island offers visitors everything one dreams of when picturing a private tropical island – breathtakingly clear turquoise waters including a hidden lagoon, thousands of native coconut palm trees, pristine white sandy beaches, beautiful natural vegetation, tropical birds and coral reefs teeming with native species of fish. Although Blue Lagoon Island is in close proximity to Nassau and Paradise Island, it is completely secluded allowing all who visit a true opportunity to relax in a private tranquil natural environment. The island has remained virtually untouched maintaining its lush natural beauty. No visit to Nassau/Paradise Island is complete without a visit to this extraordinary island that offers a truly authentic Bahamian experience.

Just want to enjoy the seclusion and natural beauty of Blue Lagoon Island for the day? No problem. Get away from busy Nassau and spend the day on serene Blue Lagoon Island.

Participation in an interactive animal program is not a requirement to book this package.

Know Before You Go

Blue Lagoon Island is a safe family friendly environment. No outside food or drinks or coolers are allowed.  Lifeguards are on duty on the beaches and the lagoon.

A gift shop to purchase souvenirs or snacks, changing rooms, showers and restrooms are located on the Island for your convenience.

It is company policy that METAL DETECTORS AND FISHING EQUIPMENT ARE NOT ALLOWED ON BLUE LAGOON ISLAND.

Make a reservation or call toll-free in the United States 866-448-9535 or 242-363-1003. For more information email contact us.