Scuba Diving

$499 / Day

The Andros dive experience ranges from shallow water, wrecks, and blue-hole dives to dramatic wall dives off the 6,000-feet-deep Tongue of the Ocean.

Off the east coast of Andros sits the Andros Barrier Reef, the world’s third-largest fringing barrier reef, measuring 190 miles long and home to more than 160 species of coral and fish. Divers will find endless fascination entering the blue holes found all over the island, legendary sites where you can see the holes “breathe” as water flows in and out with the tides. Experienced guides will safely lead you to all of the sites. Diver certification courses and dive packages are available.

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Deep Sea Fishing

$399 / Day

Don’t pass up the chance of a lifetime to land a prized fish in the clear waters that surround the Bahamas. Cast your line and enjoy the fight as the Andros Island waters are teeming with sport fish!

One mile off the coast of the Andros Island (directly in front of Eva’s Bonefish Lodge) lies the third largest barrier reef in the world, the Tongue of the Ocean where the water depth goes from 30 feet to over a mile deep -an incredible 6,600 feet!

This proximity is ideal for excellent world-class sportfishing. We are not talking about just your run-of-the-mill fishing, we are talking about tournament-style fishing. In the deep blue waters just a few miles offshore from the islands of the Bahamas you will have the chance to go after species such as blue marlin, sailfish, swordfish, white marlin, wahoo, mahi mahi, shark, and tuna, just to name a few! When you think of sport fishing many people think of Andros Island in the Bahamas!

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Birding-Rare & Flamingo’s

$399 / Day

The endemic Bahama Oriole can only be found on Andros, making this stop on the Caribbean Birding Trail particularly important!

Andros landscape makes a day in the field with him a great experience for novice and serious birders. Andros is the largest of The Islands of The Bahama and the sixth largest land mass in the Caribbean. Its mixture of coppice, wetland, and forest makes the perfect recipe for an excellent experience in the great outdoors. The Bahama Oriole, Great Lizard Cuckoo, Bahama Mockingbirds, Cuban Pewee, Western Spindalis, and migrants such as the Great Antillean Night Hawks and Gray King Bird are just some of the birds you can see on Andros. …lest we forget the Bahamas national bird: The Flamingo!

The local Important Bird Area (IBA) (surrounding Eva’s Bonefish Lodge) is located in Central Andros. The habitat immediately surrounding the area consists of pine forest, broad-leaf coppice, and coconut palms.

Key biodiversity This is one of the few sites where all the Bahamas endemics can be found, Bahama Woodstar, Bahama Yellowthroat and Bahama Swallow. This is a great site to find most of the resident Bahama birds including Great Lizard-Cuckoo, Zenaida Dove, Key West Quail-Dove, Cuban Emerald, Greater Antillean Bullfinch, Cuban Pewee and many others. It is also an excellent location to observe migrant warblers and shorebirds.

Check Fresh Creek and also Staniard Creek further north for Bahama Swallows. These birds are often seen on wires near the bridge at Fresh Creek. Look in the palms around Lighthouse Yacht Club and Marina for Bahama Orioles.

The Andros West Side National Park, home of the Flamingo, national bird of the Bahamas.

The Andros West Side National Park is one of the largest protected areas in the Western Atlantic/Caribbean region, located in the Andros Island, Bahamas. It was first established in 2002 under management of The Bahamas National Trust and it encompasses areas of significant wetlands, extensive mangroves, and pine upland habitats that support exceptional natural systems on Andros. The Andros West Side National Park is also the home of the national bird of the Bahamas, the endangered West Indian flamingo (Phoenicopterus ruber ruber).

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