Glass Window Bridge
The Glass Window Bridge is a narrow strip of land on the island of Eleuthera. It’s famous for the dramatic contrast between the deep blue waters of the Atlantic Ocean on one side and the calm turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea on the other.
From the Glass Window plaque:
This man-made bridge took the place of what was once an impressive rock arch, destroyed by a raging hurricane. The concrete replacement bridge has been battered by turbulent storms, as well. Glass Window is a prime spot for viewing the striking contrast of the deep-blue Atlantic Ocean on one side and the gentle turquoise waters of Exuma Sound on the other.
Two large boulders lie about a mile south of the bridge. Known as The Cow and The Bull, they are a testament to the powers of the sea that lifted them atop the ridge. Also look for the blow hole just southwest of here.






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