Rocky Dundas
Sea caves beneath two small rocky islands at the southern end of the land-and-sea park. The caves contain stalactites, and the coral reef outside them is well preserved.
Rocky Dundas consists of two small rocky islands at the southern end of the park, near Compass Cay. Beneath the rock formations are sea caves that you can swim into. Stalactites hang inside, and light filters in through cracks. The staghorn coral reef outside the caves is in good condition. Fewer visitors come here than to Thunderball Grotto, but the currents are stronger, so it is best to go with a guide during slack tide and calm seas. The site is within the park's protected area, and touching the coral and stalactites is prohibited.
Opening hours
Daytime, at slack tide
Nearby sights
- Rachel's Bubble Bath
- Compass Cay Nurse Sharks
- Sea Aquarium Snorkel Site
- Pig Beach, Big Major Cay
- Thunderball Grotto
- Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park
- Staniel Cay
- Bitter Guana Cay