Often called as the narrowest place on Earth, the Glass Window Bridge is a definite place to visit in Eleuthera Island. Lying in between north end of Gregory Town and the Northern end of Eleuthera Island, this man-made bridge is surely a breathtaking place and a perfect point to get jaw-dropping views of the entire region. In one side of the bridge you get to see the lush blue color of the Atlantic Ocean and on the other side the rich green colored water of Caribbean Sea. Above that during sun set, when the golden light flashes over the water, it’s like cherry on top. Stand in the middle of this 30 feet wide bridge if you wish to capture the perfect shot of the entire view. Legend says, sailors gave the name of this bridge as ‘Glass Window’ because they could see the Atlantic Ocean on the other side of the bridge through the limestone arch. However, you won’t be able to see the original natural arch as it had been destroyed due to natural calamity. Otherwise, missing on this site is something cannot be afforded. 

• Be careful while driving as the road is rough and quite narrow.

• Entry is free.

You can visit the bridge during morning hours as well.

• By car 

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