NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Police on the island of Eleuthera are currently conducting an investigation into the tragic drowning incident involving a 55-year-old man of Soddy Daisy, Tennessee, which occurred on Saturday. According to preliminary reports, at approximately 1:30 pm, the victim was standing along the shoreline of Queen's Bath, located south of the Glass Window Bridge in the settlement. Eleuthera ocean dangers Other posts Warning: Respect ocean conditions at Queens Bath Rob Conroy Eleuthera Forum 2y Public.
Gregory Town, ELEUTHERA- A 55-year-old American man died on Saturday after a rogue wave swept him into the ocean in Gregory Town, Eleuthera and drowned him. According to police, the resident of Tennessee was standing on the shoreline of the Queen's Bath around 1:30pm when the massive wave struck. A short time later, the man was seen floating face.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS &mdash Police on the island of Eleuthera are currently conducting an investigation into the tragic drowning incident involving a 55-year-old man of Soddy Daisy, Tennessee, which occurred on Saturday. According to preliminary reports, at approximately 1:30 pm, the victim was standing along the shoreline of Queen's Bath, located south of the Glass Window. Love Queens Bath but the actual bath part is gross - tourists be peeing in there and if a big wave DOESNT come then yikes.
I would much rather walk 25 yards and jump off the ledge of Queen's into the actual ocean. THE family of an American man who was swept into rough seas at Queen's Bath, south of the Glass Window Bridge in Eleuthera last week, said his body was found "atop a cliff" not far from. While the four of us had no idea at the time, we have since learned the Glass Window and Queen's Bath in Eleuthera are actually notorious for sweeping people across the rocks, breaking bones, gnashing skin, even snatching people entirely in their grasp, never to be seen again.
Here are some videos (don't watch if you're squeamish). The Hot Tubs or Queen's Baths: Beautiful but VERY dangerous - See 184 traveler reviews, 151 candid photos, and great deals for Eleuthera, at Tripadvisor. Queen's Baths These natural Atlantic side pools are a must-see in North Central Eleuthera.
The baths at low tide These natural pools on the Atlantic side of Eleuthera are located 0.6 miles (1 km) south of the famous Glass Window Bridge. If the sea is calm, enjoy a dip during low to medium tide.But do not go down to sea level at high tide. Official Eleuthera Harbour Island brings you information on The Queen's Bath.
On the Atlantic side of Eleuthera, you will find natural hot tubs more commonly known as The Queen's Bath. This is located just 0.6 miles south of the Glass.