Elbow Reef is one of the last operational kerosene-fueled lighthouses in the world. This lighthouse was built in 1862 opened September 1, 1863 it is striped horizontally red and white. Its light can be seen from 23 nmi away. The Elbow Reef Lighthouse is one of only three manual lighthouses left in the world.
Located on the southern tip of Elbow Cay, this picturesque beach with soft white sand is lined with coconut trees and arcs out into calm clear water. It is secluded, accessible only on foot, bike or by boat, and you’re guaranteed to find a stretch of beach to call your own. This is a perfect spot for swimming, to collect shells, starfish and sand dollars, especially during low tide when there is an endless sand bar.
Great place for breakfast sandwiches, baked goods, coffee, and they do catering! Just make sure to call ahead.