Bair’s Lodge, South Andros Bahamas Experience

Nestled on the East side of South Andros in the Bahamas, Bair’s Lodge is one of the Caribbean’s most hidden sporting gems.  This unique and unspoiled island is divided by inland creeks and large channels, called bights. This incredible choice of classic bone-fishing environments, as well as the numbers and size of the bonefish is what makes South Andros the bone-fishing capital of the world. Bair's Lodge is famed for its access to the vast and largely under-fished flats of the South and West. This location gives guests easy access to the flats of the South, whilst providing many sheltered locations irrespective of wind direction, within the interior of the Island.

Bair’s Lodge means great fishing, and great fishing is an overall experience involving far more than the actual fishing itself. It is a combination of sporting excellence with the highest level of total service: lodging and cuisine provided at the most exacting standards of excellence, guiding in the hands of experienced and fully dedicated professionals, and careful planning and organization which takes even the slightest details into account.

The house itself is an attractive Plantation style building surrounded by tropical flowers and palm trees. There is beach right in front of the lodge, and a wonderful sand bank, sparkling white, lies just a few minutes away in the lodge's clear Lucite canoe-designed for observing all the sea life below.  Most of the rooms in the house open on to a long verandah facing the ocean, with comfortable benches and tables to sip coffee in the morning or cocktails in the evening.  From the verandah you just walk along the path to the dock where the flats boats are moored, enjoying the comfortable lounge chairs, hammocks or beach bar deck right by the sea.