Come, seek refuge in the Bahamas

by | May 31, 2017 | Activity Holidays, Americas, Beaches, Eco Friendly, Surfing, Villas

There is a resort that perfectly blends with its surroundings.

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Dining at sun-set

Dining at sun-set

There is a resort that perfectly blends with its surroundings. Nestled in an archipelago of over 700 islands and cays in the Bahamas, ‘Big Yard’ South Andros island is a delightful hideaway. The exclusive 12-cottage resort of Tiamo offers the most unspoilt and undiscovered stretches of the Caribbean. Accessed only by seaplane or boat, this is a place you would want to bury yourself, if it is privacy and unspoilt beaches you are seeking. There is plenty to do in the eco-friendly property and if you are raring to go experience some bone fishing, scuba diving and snorkelling opportunities, rest assured these would be a one-of-their-kind experience. Throw in guided nature tours and return mesmerised with intoxicating interactions with rare iguanas, sea birds and wild orchids that have homed in from the hundreds of tiny islets and mangrove forests that dot the west coast of South Andros. While here, do make an appointment with the resident bush specialist for any aches and pains that you may have, for armed with traditional remedies they will heal you with their magical potions.tiamoresorts.com

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