Jeff
Litvak
Deep Creek
South Andros Island, Bahamas
242-369-5151 USA 440-238-0948
jeffreylitvak@roadrunner.com
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SOUTH
ANDROS ISLAND
The Bahamas lie like a bed of jewels scattered over the turquoise waters of the Atlantic. |
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The Bahamas, an
archipelago of 700 islands & cays that stretch more than 500 miles,
approximately 55 miles east of the Florida coast. The most popular destinations
are Freeport, the nation's capital, on Grand Bahamas Island and Nassau,
on New Providence Island. About 30 other islands are inhabited and known
as the "family islands". The best known family islands are the Abacos,
the Biminis, Cat Island, the Exumas, Eleuthera and Andros, the largest
and least explored of the Bahamas. see map Andros Island
lies thirty miles west of Nassau & 175 miles east of Miami. Andros
is over 100 miles long and 40 miles wide. It is home to over 8000 Bahamians. The shallow
flats of Andros contribute to the island's world famous BONEFISHING reputation.
Of course , deeper waters offer bigger game such as GROUPER and TARPON.
And the numerous creeks are full of snapper. Just off
shore rests the second largest barrier reef system in the Western Hemisphere.
The multitude of reefs brings you colorful marine life and coral of almost
every species for divers and snorkelers. The island is also known for
it's mysterious blue holes - a fresh water spring that surfaces on the
ocean floor. |
On
shore, you will find natural wonders
Two
waterways divide Andros Island into North, Central and South Andros. South
Andros offers the ultimate island getaway, it's seclusion and untouched
beauty, make it a great
place to to enjoy the beauty of the tropics. A wonderful
place to rest, relax, recharge!