Andros is the largest island in The Bahamas and provides the best hiking adventures in the country — historical ruins, cave systems and the highest number of blue holes in the country.
Native pine forests hold diverse ecosystems and rare wildlife: the endemic and endangered Andros Rock Iguana, rare Bahama Orioles, Piping Plovers — and the legend of the elusive Chickcharney.
What you'll discover
Historical ruins and archaeological sites, natural caves and cavern systems, inland blue holes, and native pine forests.
When to hike
November to April brings cooler temperatures and less humidity. May to October is hot and humid — early morning is recommended.
Frequently asked
The endemic Andros Rock Iguana, rare Bahama Orioles and Piping Plovers — and, legend says, the elusive Chickcharney.
