Located in Matthew Town approximately 3/4 mile from the the airport and less than 1/2 mile from the seaport and beach, Enrica's Inn is a comfortable starting point for your Inagua adventures.

RESORT AMENITIES:

At Enrica's Inn Guest House, our accommodations are designed for maximum comfort.The amenities such as cable, refrigerators, and microwave all come with your room. And you have the choice to relax in the room or sit out on the porch and enjoy the cool evening breeze.

The two houses situated side by side offer bedrooms with one or two beds, a community kitchen, conference room, a sitting room with a pull-out sofa.

ACTIVITIES:

Wildlife: Great Inagua unlike any other Bahamian island is a naturalist paradise where rare birds, reptiles, and wild animals thrive in the thousands. The largest flock of flamingoes in the Western Hemisphere (30,000 flamingoes) resides on Great Inagua in Lake Windsor, the biggest lake in the Bahamas.
You can also find the White Crowned Pigeon, the Bahama Parrot, Pelicans, Roseate, Spoonbills, Blue Herons, West Indian Tree Ducks, Humming Birds, the Reddish Egret, the Green, Loggerhead and Hawksbill Turtle. To arrange a tour of the National Park, contact Henry Nixon or Randolph Burrows.
Beaches: There are many secluded beaches on the island of Great Inagua, particularly on the eastern and southern shores. Some of which are protected by long barrier reefs. Two small beaches are located in the heart of Mathew Town and several superb beaches are at Northwest Point.
Historical sites:

• Salt House
• Salt Pond Hill Caves
• Old Quarantine Station
• Morton Salt Operations
• Old Colonial Jail built in 1849
• Union Creek Turtle Sanctuary
• Great Inagua Light Station (1870)
• St. Philip's Anglican Church (1855)
• Erickson's Public Library & Museum
• Former Sisal Factory site at Blakesville
• Grade One Primary School (oldest building)
• Great Inagua National park (Flamingo Sanctuary)

Fishing: Fishing is one of the many great activities that you can enjoy. There is a variety of fish in the waters surrounding the Inagua Islands as well as conchs, crawfish and other sea life.
Snorkeling: Snorkelers can enjoy breath-taking views of coral formation, colourful fish, Grouper, manta, eagle rays and the occasional passing whale.

HELPFUL HINTS:

• Guests arriving into Inagua have a choice of 3 flights per week offered by Bahamasair. Flights operate Monday / Wednesday and Fridays.
• Dining:Enrica's will assist you in arranging your meals, or you may take advantage of the common kitchen to prepare your own meals. You have several options among the island's Popular Restaurants such as: Last Stop, Cozy Corner, Crystal Ruins, Hide out Café, The Super D Club, Navaro's Take Out, Theresa's Pop Shop and Gardens Deli Delight.
Immediately across the road from Enrica's Inn is a small convenience store, where water, sodas, juices & snacks can be purchased. Next door to this is Champs Chicken, where you can purchase take-out Fried Chicken meals. Restaurants & shops are closed on Sundays!
• From Thursday to Saturday Matthew Town's waterfront comes alive with evening barbecues. Locals and visitors alike enjoy Jerk Chicken, ribs & pork as well as cool beers & drinks. During November & December this is also the spot to enjoy Junkanoo practice.