South Andros, located 150 miles southeast of Miami and about 40 miles Southwest of Nassau, is not only on the southern end of the largest Bahamian island; it’s also one of the most unspoiled because more than half of Andros is a protected national park and it’s pretty hard to get to unless…you have a seaplane.

The island is not only known for its world-class diving and snorkeling on third largest barrier reef in the world. It also boasts world-class tuna, sailfish, and dorado fishing in the “The Tongue of the Ocean” where the water depth goes from 30 feet to 6,000 feet.

Thanks to miles of pristine flats and seagrass beds that are perfect bonefish habitat, South Andros is also known as the “Bonefishing Capital of the World”. And the luxury accommodations on the island are as spectacular as the pristine natural beauty of the island.

For instance, Tiamo Resort features 11 ultra-private villas that combine luxury living with responsible environmental design that blends into the natural surroundings. Tiamo is a perfect escape for everyone from honeymooners, eco-tourists and people who just need a break from the stress of the modern world to hard-core fisherman and divers.

The Mangrove Cay Club is one of the Bahamas’ premier saltwater fly fishing lodges. Mangrove Cay Club features full-time professional guides who are known for coaching beginning saltwater anglers or hunting trophy bonefish with experienced fly fishers.

But no matter which resort you pick, there is simply no better, quicker, or easier way to get to this hard-to-get-to paradise than on a Tropic Ocean Airways seaplane. You’ll be treated to a gorgeous water landing right in front of the resort when you arrive.