Rocky Dundas

Rocky Dundas is a pair of sea caves in the southern part of the park, south of Cambridge Cay and close to Fowl Cay and Conch Cut. At high tide the entrances lie below the surface and visitors have to swim underwater to get inside, while at low tide the larger cave can be entered by simply swimming through. Inside there are stalactites and stalagmites, a small beach at low tide, and walls marked by fossilised beetles and the imprints of shells and corals. Outside the caves, sandy patches alternate with colourful coral outcrops, including a large orange stand of endangered elkhorn coral. It is mainly known as a snorkelling spot; larger boats can moor on the northwest side of Little Bells Cay, from where the caves are easy to reach by dinghy.