Our mission is to preserve and protect Abaco's terrestrial and marine environments in order to acheive sustainable living for the wildlife and the people of Abaco, Bahamas.
There are only five Abaco Wild Horses left in the Bahamas. They are fighting for their lives as inappropriate human intervention and a drastic change in habitat have taken a severe toll. The struggling remnants of a once mighty herd of 200 horses face extinction without an international effort to save them. Please support Arkwild’s efforts to preserve and protect these rare and wonderful creatures.
We are expanding our humble preserve into a sanctuary for other animals and a place where people can go to experience the hush of a forest, the sound of wind in the trees, and the calls of wild birds. We currently have 8 dogs and 3 cats in residence on the Wild Horse Preserve, all rescued from abuse or abandonment.
There are numerous dive sites here including caves and civil war era ship wrecks. The third largest barrier reef in the world offers fantastic dive opportunities. Early inhabitants of the Bahamas both feared and revered the country's many mysterious blue holes. Today visiting divers will find these natural wonders fascinating places to explore. National Geographic completed filming a documentary series on these blue holes. Both experienced and beginning divers can enjoy these beautiful natural wonders with one of many top notch dive operations located here in the Abacos.
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Contact Information
Bahamas Phone
1.242.475.2123
Internet Phone
913.871.9202
Email Us
kimcansler@gmail.com
A full service crewed adventure charter cruise in the protected pristine waters of the Sea of Abaco aboard s/v Natures Way.
A slower pace and first class service including exquisite meals and private cabins. Great for one or two couples in private staterooms each with head and showers.