Overview
In addition to having the longest coastline in the country, Andros has many inland blue holes, lagoons and mangrove creeks — which means safe, comfortable kayaking conditions year-round despite the weather. Routes along the shorelines and wetland creeks of the Caribbean's largest mangrove system are teeming with biodiversity.
- Mangrove tunnels and coastal lagoons
- Inland blue holes surrounded by lush vegetation
- Tidal creeks teeming with marine life
- The Caribbean's largest mangrove system
- Incredible wildlife photography opportunities
What's included
- Kayaks, paddles, life jackets and backrests
- Guided tour led by experienced guides, or self-guided for experienced kayakers
Not included
- Transportation to the launch point
- Food and drinks
- Gratuities
Key details
- Conditions
- Safe, comfortable year-round
- Ecosystem
- Caribbean's largest mangrove system
- Options
- Guided or self-guided
- Bring
- Your camera — wildlife is everywhere
What to bring
- Camera
- Sunscreen and a hat
- Water and snacks
- Quick-dry clothing
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
Yes — inland blue holes, lagoons and mangrove creeks mean safe, comfortable kayaking conditions year-round despite the weather.
No. Guided tours are led by experienced guides, while self-guided paddles are available for experienced kayakers.
