Mars Bay Bonefish Lodge, S.Andros, Bahamas

Mars Bay Bonefish Lodge is located on South Andros Island in the Bahamas. Andros is the largest of the Bahamian islands located 150 miles southeast of Miami, and about 40 miles southwest of Nassau, New Providence. Mars Bay Lodge is a relatively new and small lodge near the southeastern tip of Andros that affords anglers a short and easy skiff ride to pristine flats teeming with unpressured bonefish. The lodge is American owned and managed and has several experienced guides. Mars Bay is reasonably priced and has received excellent reviews from many well-traveled and experienced bonefishers. The accommodations feature clean, bright rooms with modern comforts, air conditioning, and two bathrooms for up to 8 people. The lodge includes a living area with satellite TV and wireless internet. Food is fantastic with daily breakfast, lunch while fishing, and three-course dinners featuring Bahamian or American cuisine. All alcohol and non-alcoholic drinks are included. South Andros offers unique bonefishing with bonefish averaging three to six pounds with some exceeding ten pounds. A mile off the coast lies the third largest barrier reef in the world. Deep water species include dorado, tuna, sailfish, wahoo, and jacks. The reef hosts barracuda, snappers, and grouper. Permit sightings and creek tarpon are possible.

Imagine waking up to the sounds of the wild, miles away from the nearest cell tower. Here, the focus is entirely on the pursuit and the connection with nature. Our guides are locals with generations of knowledge, ensuring not just success in the field, but a deep understanding of the ecosystem you are visiting.