As you can imagine, fishing here is a way of life. Experienced local guides take fly-fishing to a new level - knowing their way through the cuts and channels that split Andros Island into three sections. For big-game fishermen, the Tongue beckons, with big snapper along the deep reef and pelagics like mahi-mahi, tuna, wahoo and marlin just a bit further out.
Hikers will enjoy a unique natural history tour plus cultural lesson by participating in a “backabush.” Inland blue holes appear amid the ancient forest and a local guide will explain all the medicinal uses of the plants – knowledge that’s been handed down for generations.
Birds find Andros Island an ideal stopover on their yearly migrations and join local exotics like the ibis, spoonbills, flamingos, hummingbirds, woodstars and the rare Bahama parrot. Bird watchers will find their quarry wading along the shore, roosting in the mangroves (where a silent, peaceful approach by kayak ensures close sightings) and hiding amid the coppice.
When you're taking a break from adventuring, there’s plenty of other things to do on the island. Take a picnic to Morgan’s Bluff, Love Hill Beach or Somerset Beach. Spot of shopping? Locally produced Androsian fabrics make a great trip keepsake and can be found in Fresh Creek whilst baskets and wood carvings are popular in Red Bay.