Hoffman Cay is a small uninhabited island famous for its 600-ft. wide and 20-ft. deep blue hole, whose only living inhabitants are said to be oysters.

The blue hole is a perfect place for diving, swimming, and snorkeling, but care should be taken when jumping off the cliff.

Year Round, weather permitting.

Fees: None

The cay is only accessible by boat and tours leave from the mainland. The journey might not be suitable for persons in wheelchairs or those with any mobility impairments.