Glass Window Bridge
A road bridge at the narrowest point of the island, with the deep blue Atlantic on one side and the pale green Eleuthera Bay on the other, offering two contrasting sea colours in one view.
The Glass Window Bridge lies at the junction of North Eleuthera and Central Eleuthera. Erosion has reduced the land here to a rocky ridge only about 10 m wide. The original natural rock arch has long since collapsed, and the two sides are now connected by a road bridge. From the bridge, you can see the turbulent deep blue Atlantic to the east and the calm emerald waters of Eleuthera Bay to the west. The contrast is striking, making this the island's most iconic view. There is a small parking area at the bridge's end, and you can walk out onto the rocks for photos. However, rogue waves sometimes wash over the bridge from the Atlantic side, so never approach the edge of the cliff. Admission is free. It can be visited together with the Queen's Bath.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Pink Sands Beach, Harbour Island
- Dunmore Town, Harbour Island
- Queen Conch
- Preacher's Cave
- Devil's Backbone Reef
- Sapphire Blue Hole
- Spanish Wells
- Current Cut