The Bahamas - Three-thousand stunning islands, islets and cays, scattered in the clear waters of the Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean sea. With more than one million acres of National Parks, the islands of the Bahamas are a haven for the migratory birds, green turtles and rock iguanas that find sanctuary in the sandstone cliffs, underwater caves and pink-sand beaches. Take in the Bahamas as you've never seen them before, from towering pine forests to dense coastal mangroves. The most daunting and unexpected attractions, however, are its flooded inland caves - geological wonders adorned with other worldly stalactites that shimmer in the darkness.

pt. 1. A Landscape Created in Limestone -- pt. 2. The Tidal Pools of Queen's Bath -- pt. 3. Eleuthera: An Island of Worship -- pt. 4. The Ecosystem of a Cave -- pt. 5. The Blue Holes: An Anoxic Environment -- pt. 6. Caribbean Pine -- pt. 7. Bahamian Bush Medicine -- pt. 8. A Mangrove Ecosystem -- pt. 9. Life Cycle of the Rock Iguana.