Great place to learn about local nature. If you are looking for something different than the beach this is your place. Take your time and work around and learn about the tropical island. Make sure you use bug spray and take binoculars if you want to look at birds and the area from the observation tower

On our 3rd trip to Eleuthera we finally visited the nature preserve. It is beautifully designed and maintained with a boardwalk through a water mangrove forest, waterfalls, a tower with ocean views, and a turtle pond where you can feed them. The signs are educational about the plants and the island itself. Who knew the red dirt comes all the way from the Sahara? Nice staff, too. Well worth a visit or two.

It is a great place to visit to learn about the local plants. It takes about 1 1/2 hours to walk the trails. The signage is very good and conveys a lot of information. The look out tower rises above the trees and gives you an excellent view of the surrounding area. Use bug spray as you will be walking through swampy areas and dense brush. The trails are well marked and easy to follow.

This was like a lovely, well kepted up national park. Ethan greeted us at the front. Wepaid our $11 each admission. He have us a map, and some pamphlets on the native birds and insects. We probably spent 1.5-2 hours exploring the paths and vegetation. Felt like a nice easy hike. Would recommend for all ages. Something to do not beach related.

Me and my boyfriend came here after finding it online, it’s an absolutely beautiful walk and a great way to spend your day especially if you have kids and are looking for something a little more simple to do. The staff are amazing and they have turtles which come right up to you that you can feed! The landscaping itself is absolutely perfect, such an easy place to find! It has an amazing look out spot as well where you can get a 360 view of the island 10/10 would recommend!

We had a great visit to the Leon Levy Preserve recently. We had not been there in a few years. The preserve is staffed by very helpful, knowledgeable staff. The preserve is a great 2-3 hour visit with time spent walking the trails, reading/learning the exhibits, and admiring the entire facility. The gift shop has some great Bahamas gifts too. We highly recommend this outing on Eleuthera - it's a must visit for any new comers to Bahamas as well as for those of us who return every year.

Lovely place, friendly staff, well explained and maintained. Worthy venture to support and maintain local flora and fauna, and have an education center for locals especially children. Worth supporting.

I had a great time exploring at Leon Levy’s. The staff was knowledgeable and helped me figure out the best way too explore the preserve. They even stopped what they were doing in the field to point out some native flowers. Park is beautiful and the trails are amazing. It’s a great way to spend a couple of hours off the beach!!

This place is very quaint and peaceful. You somewhat get roped into walking the grounds and paying before you begin. It’s not free. For two people it was around $22 total. Worth every penny. Consider it your daily exercise to get to Ethan’s Tower. The turtle pond is amazing. The walking paths are clean and very manageable to walk. If you find yourself with a very windy day and other tours get canceled go here.

If you visit Eleuthera, take a morning to visit this park. It was fascinating to learn about what lies between the beaches. We enjoyed the perfect paths, learning about vegetation and a little history of the island. Ethan’s tower offered amazing views, and the turtles were fun to feed.