Overview
Andros Island is world-famous for having the highest concentration of blue holes in the world — underwater caves and sinkholes that connect to the ocean. Guided tours visit spectacular inland blue holes that are safe for swimming and perfect for cooling off after a morning of fishing, surrounded by pine forests full of rare Bahamian birds.
- Crystal-clear water with remarkable visibility
- Cool, fresh, invigorating swims
- Limestone formations millions of years old
- Bird watching in surrounding pine forests
- Captain Bill's Blue Hole — famous for its high jumping platform
- Cousteau's Blue Hole — explored by Jacques Cousteau himself
What's included
- Guided tour with experienced local guides who know the safe spots
Not included
- Transportation to the meeting point
- Food and drinks
- Gratuities
Key details
- Concentration
- Highest concentration of blue holes in the world
- Folklore
- Local legend of the Lusca — a mythical sea monster
- Pairs perfectly
- Cool off after a morning of fishing
What to bring
- Swimwear and a towel
- Water shoes
- Camera
- Sunscreen and insect repellent
Booking policy
Deposit. A 50% deposit of the total trip cost is required to confirm your reservation.
Balance. The remaining balance is due 60 days prior to trip departure.
Payment methods. Visa · Mastercard · Wire Transfer
- 60+ days notice: No charge. Funds are applied to a future trip within 12 months.
- 30–59 days notice: No charge. Funds are applied to a future trip within 12 months.
- Less than 30 days: $500 cancellation fee. Remaining funds applied to a future trip within 12 months.
Weather. Weather cancellations are at the guide's discretion. Trips are rescheduled when possible, and start times may shift to make the most of conditions.
Trip cancellation insurance is strongly recommended. Weather, specific fishing conditions and mechanical failures cannot be guaranteed — no refunds or price adjustments for weather.
Questions, answered
Blue holes are underwater caves and sinkholes that connect to the ocean, creating a mystical environment for swimming and exploration. Andros has the highest concentration of them in the world.
Yes — guided tours visit blue holes that are safe for swimming, and the guides know the safe spots. Local folklore says the deep holes are home to the 'Lusca', a mythical sea monster — it's just a story.
