An eco-tourism haven and home to 80,000 flamingos, Inagua is a special retreat for bird watching, fishing, diving, snorkeling and other water related activities. Inagua is actually two separate islands. Great Inagua, ideal for travelers because of the Inagua National Park and its exotic birds that roam free, and Little Inagua, a protected habitat for endangered sea turtles, and together they form the most southern tip of The Bahamas.