Winding Bay

The northern shore of Winding Bay Eleuthera is mostly "Crown Land." 70% of the land in The Bahamas is “Crown Land,” owned by the state and controlled by the Prime Minister’s office.

Winding Bay North

Looking south along the north shore of Winding Bay. A decent access road is within steps of the area.

North Shore - Winding Bay Eleuthera

Looking southwest towards the opposite shore of Winding Bay.

Winding Bay North

The north shore of Winding Bay is a mixture of rock and flat fine pink sand beaches.

Winding Bay North

Facing west looking towards the point of Joseph's Cay Eleuthera which juts into the south entrance of Winding Bay.

Winding Bay West

The waters in Winding Bay are generally calm and offer spectacular backdrops to sunrise.

Sunrise on Winding Bay

Photo of sun rising over Winding Bay at the most western end of the bay. This is one of the best times of day to observe the rich colors of the pink sands.

Winding Bay at Sunrise

The southern shore of Winding Bay offers a fairly uninterrupted shore line of soft pink sand beaches and shallow waters perfect for wading and walking in.

South Shore of Winding Bay Eleuthera

Looking northeast towards the mouth of Winding Bay. The northern extension of Joseph's Cay Eleuthera is seen in the far right.

South Winding Bay

A typical path from one of the beautiful homes in Winding Bay. A number of the vacation homes in this area may be rented.

Path to Winding Bay

Just to the east of the southern shores of Winding Bay, demarked by the man made narrow rock cut that connects to Half Bay is Joseph's Cay.

North Point of Joseph's Cay

Shot from the southern end of Joseph's Cay and looking towards the western shore of Winding Bay Eleuthera.

Winding Bay from Joseph's Cay