Allen Cay Travel Guide

 grandmaR Says:  The only inhabitants on Allen's Cay are the iguanas. The only way to access the islands is by dinghy. Unfortunately, we didn't get in to the island because there was too much wind.The Allen's Cay iguana is a large (to 1000mm total length) subspecies of C. cychlura. Only two... 

 grandmaR Says:  The iguanas on Allen Cay are a rare and endangered species which is not found anywhere else in the world. The presents a problem for the Bahamian authorities because people like to visit the cay and see and feed the iguanas. I don't have a picture of the iguanas because the... 

 grandmaR Says:  In the middle between Leaf and Allens Cays is an anchorage. We went into the anchorage hoping to find a spot so that we could visit the iguanas. But Bob thought it was entirely too crowded, so we anchored off the western shore. This was perfectly OK as long as the wind... 

 grandmaR Says:  We didn't get to see the iguanas, and since Bob had a heart attack a little farther down at Shroud Cay we may not get back down this way again.Visitors should not harrass or feed the iguanas. There is a limited breeding population and once they are gone, it will be too late...