Bair’s Lodge awaits you on the east side of South Andros Island in the Bahamas archipelago. It’s sandwiched between Deep Creek and Little Creek. These east to west arteries spill into an expanse of inland flats with hundreds of small cays and connecting channels, covering more than 120 square miles.

Bair’s Lodge awaits you on the east side of South Andros Island in the Bahamas archipelago. It’s sandwiched between Deep Creek and Little Creek. These east to west arteries spill into an expanse of inland flats with hundreds of small cays and connecting channels, covering more than 120 square miles.

Andros is the largest of the Family Islands, yet remains one of the least developed. The pace of life here is mellow and dictated by the motions of the ocean as it has been for centuries. The exquisite beachside hamlet of South Andros is peaceful, friendly, family oriented, and yours to explore. For instance, along the eastern coast of Andros you’ll find the third largest barrier reef in the world called the Tongue of the Ocean. Beyond the reef the deep trench teems with Wahoo, Tuna, and dolphin, as well as the occasional marlin and sailfish. Within the reef you’ll reap ample opportunities to target snapper, grouper, and barracuda.