The Glass Window Bridge, located on the narrowest part of Eleuthera, connects Gregory Town and Upper Bogue. This concrete bridge spans a dramatic, window-like gap between towering cliffs, offering a unique natural spectacle. On one side, the deep, dark blue waters of the Atlantic Ocean churn, while on the other, the calm, turquoise waters of the Eleuthera Blight create a striking contrast. Visitors can walk across the bridge, taking in the panoramic views and experiencing the stark difference in the sea’s colors and moods.
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