The Blue Holes National Park, which covers an area of forty thousand acres, is located on the charming island of Andros in the Bahamas, and was established in 2002 to protect the phenomenon of blue holes, which is one of the most wonderful natural phenomena in the world. They are deep vertical cavities created by the collapse of limestone streams and filled over the centuries with rain and sea water, and there are about fifty of them on the island, and this park also includes beautiful pine forests that provide a habitat for the strangest birds.