Think Pink

$250 / 4 Hour Guided Tour

Open your eyes and you’ll see clouds of pink! Thousands of flamingos nest on Andros Island.

Flamingos are the most instantly recognizable wading bird in the world, but what makes them so special is that they capture the hearts of birders and non-birders alike!

Why do so many bird watchers flock to Andros Island? It is because so many birds flock to Andros Island too! Birds find Andros Island an ideal stopover on their annual migration route. They join the local exotic species such as rare Bahama Parrots, plus ibis, spoonbills, flamingos, hummers and woodstars, making Andros Island a fabulous spectacle for bird watchers.

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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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Snorkling Andros Island

$350

Andros Island is Wonderfully Natural

It’s said that Andros Island is “The Bahamas’ most extraordinary natural wonder.” The wonder starts with the earth’s third-largest barrier reef along its shores. Beyond the Andros barrier reef is the mile–deep Tongue of the Ocean abyss, which is rimmed with coral at the drop-off, then filled with pelagic species such as marlin and sharks, plus whales and dolphins. Underwater caves filled with water, perforate the island of Andros.

On this Bahamian island you’ll find a series of oceanic versions of blue holes. These caverns and caves reach deep into the dark shadows of the earth, mixing fresh and salt water. In the light that surrounds these entrances to the blue netherworld, life gathers in battalions. In about 20 feet of water, coral gardens form a ring around the holes. There, dozens of stingrays frolic; swarms of French grunts and lumbering Caribbean reef sharks amble past; schools of jacks swirl and circle over the entrances; and barracuda hover over the scene.

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Biking & Kayaking

$0

Enjoy the Andros Island on a complementary beach cruiser bike or take a casual kayak trip in the channel located just behind Eva’s Bonefish Lodge!

Private Casting Lessons

$75 / Hour

Taking a fly casting lesson is a lot like taking a golf lesson. It isn’t absolutely necessary, but it certainly can help get you on track allot faster than you eventually figuring things out on your own.

A one-hour private casting lesson is $75. For beginners, I usually spend 15-minutes or so on the assembly of tackle and a few basic knots. Then, we move on to the basic pick-up and delivery of line, along with false casting and shooting line. A two-hour lesson is the optimum length and costs $150. This includes an analysis of your casting stroke, and exposure to the roll cast and double haul. Experienced fly fishermen can also benefit from a casting lesson, especially if you want to increase your casting distance, learn how to deal with the wind, or begin to fish in saltwater

Casting lessons are fairly informal and scheduled. A private lesson is a great way to improve your fly casting skills and usually a lot of fun.

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Local Shopping

$199 / 4 Hour

Andros is known for its signature straw craft available in most settlements, particularly Red Bay and the Fresh Creek area. You can also take home freshly harvested sponges, wood carvings of miniature racing sloops and other distinctive collectibles created by local artisans. But the island’s signature product is Androsia—a colorful, locally made batik – a colorful Bahamian hand-dyed cotton fabric, with designs inspired by elements found in the island’s environment and Bahamian culture.

The art of basket weaving has been passed down through the generations among residents of the small Red Bays settlement in North Andros. Red Bays’ baskets are crafted from the top stems of silver thatch palms, locally referred to as ‘top’. The top is dried, stripped, and then sewn into beautiful, sturdy baskets and straw accessories that have many uses. These uniquely styled baskets are crafted nowhere else in The Islands of The Bahamas, or the rest of the world, and are part of the rich cultural legacy of the Black Seminoles of Red Bays.

Browse the shelves while Mr. Gordon Higgs works hard at chipping and carving beautiful hand made structures from mere wood. His work is very detailed, neat and realistic. His skill is completely mesmerizing . These authentically carved items are definitely one of a kind and are a must have for every collector.

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Eco Tourism

$349 / Day

Known as the Ecotourism destination of The Bahamas, Andros’ abundant natural resources make it a conservation priority for many organizations.

When it comes to exploring nature, The Bahamas has plenty to offer. The Islands play host to some of the most intriguing, exotic and mysterious natural phenomena on the planet.

Among Andros’ jewels are the Westside National Park, the largest in the country and a nursery for numerous marine and wildlife species; the most blue holes in the Western Hemisphere, prompting many explorations of those unique geological formations; the world’s third largest fringing barrier reef; and the Caribbean Pine Forest, an important feeding, breeding, and nesting habitat for resident and migratory birds. The island is a birdwatcher’s paradise, with rare species like the endemic Bahama Oriole, only found here. Winding creeks and wetlands hide protected wildlife, including the Andros iguana, along with 20 varieties of wild orchids and land crabs. Guided tours will help you discover these and other memorable sights.

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