Inagua is a large island in the Bahamas, and the home of a good sized bird preserve.

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Inagua is primarily known for its production of salt and is also a fishing destination for bonefish and tarpon. There's also a sizeable bird preserve on the island.

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Visit the bird preserve. The manager of the preserve, George Nixon, is usually available to take tourists on sightseeing trips often featuring large colonies of the West Indies pink flamingo.

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Eat and Drink[edit]

Almost all food and beverages are transported to the island by ship, and supply is often very limited.

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There are very few tourist accommodations on this island, so be sure to get reservations before you fly in.

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