Andros Island Essentials

Andros Island contains the world's third-largest barrier reef and the highest density of blue holes on Earth, ranging from the inland Captain Bill’s to oceanic sinkholes like Conch Sounds. The island’s unique ecology is protected within the Crab Replenishment Reserve and studied at the Forfar Field Station. Cultural landmarks include the Androsia Batik Factory, which produces hand-painted fabrics, and the castle-like architecture of Wilson's Court, while secluded stretches like Love Hill Beach offer access to the island's untamed coastline.

Andros Barrier Reef

The world's third largest reef is a loved destination amongst both divers and snorkellers. Amazing marine life gathers here.

Guardian Blue Hole

One of the best known blue holes on the island. A different diving experience - do not hesitate to try diving here.

Captain Bill’s Blue Hole

Located within Blue Holes National Park, this inland sinkhole features a wooden jumping platform and is surrounded by native Caribbean pine forest.

Androsia Batik Factory & Outlet Store

This factory manufactures the colourful fabrics you can see on the islands. Take the tour, see how it is made and buy a piece for yourself.

Small Hope Bay Beach

A marvellous beach right next to a lodge. A relaxing place perfect for all water activities.

Crab Replenishment Reserve

This part of the land is the home of Bahama's crab population set aside so they can breed.

Conch Sounds Oceanic Blue Hole

An oceanic sinkhole located near the shore, known for its tidal currents and direct connection to the island's complex underwater cave system.

Wilson's Court

A historic stone residence in Staniard Creek featuring castle-inspired architecture, including crenelated walls and towers.

Love Hill Beach

This long beach stretches on and on, making this beach nearly deserted. Great for snorkelling and fishing.

Forfar Field Station

A research facility devoted to studies of the geography of Andros Island. Offers both land and sea tours.