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The Mangrove Lagoon is an enclosed saltwater pool surrounded by ancient trees and limestone rock.
This area provides a distinct environment from the open ocean and sandbanks. You will find dense root systems acting as a nursery for marine life and swimmable waters heavily influenced by the daily tides.
45 minutesBest at high tide
This enclosed pool contains clear seawater surrounded by ancient mangrove trees. Swimming here is a standard part of the island tour, but the water depth depends entirely on the tide. Time your visit for high tide to ensure you have enough water to swim properly.
15 minutesWear water shoes
The intricate root systems of the mangroves serve as a safe nursery for juvenile fish and crabs. These shallow channels are easy to observe from the edge of the water. Wear water shoes to protect your feet from sharp rocks and submerged roots.
10 minutesSharp rock edges
Rugged coral rag and limestone formations form a natural border around the edges of the lagoon. These rocks add structure to the shoreline but require caution. Watch your step carefully, as the edges of the limestone can be quite sharp.
