Overview

The people here are friendly and welcoming. Andros is home to the second largest reef chain in the world which stretches the entire length of the island creating endless diving and deep sea fishing options. The island is very undeveloped with no large resorts and no tall buildings. The island setting is laid back and casual. There is Bahamian currency - but no need to exchange since the US dollar is equal to the same amount and accepted everywhere on the island.

Mt. Pleasant is a family owned and operated lodge that has been in business since 2001. The property has been in the Farrington family for 100 years. The property is located at the end of a one-mile driveway. It is a peaceful and secluded setting with four cottages and a main lodge dining building. The setting is white sand with plenty of trees creating shade for hammock or beach chair lounging around the property. Six miles of uninhabited coastline accessible from the lodge offer walks on secluded beaches. A short walk from the lodge leads way to the blue holes. These blue holes are small pond like water openings in the forest that open way to extensive underwater caves systems that attract divers and researchers from around the world. The property also offers miles upon miles of hard bottom wadable flats. Waters around the lodge are one to four feet deep at high tide and low tide leaves about 200 feet of tide pools and coral formation exposed for exploring out of water. The lodge property also has a tidal creek and with each new tide it runs like a river through mangroves for about one mile. The creek is perfect for swimming and snorkeling and there is a creekside beach that is perfect for sunbathing and relaxing. Only one mile from the lodge is the second largest coral reef in the world offering great diving and blue water fishing.

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