North Andros

North Andros is a sparsely populated island in The Bahamas and part of the Andros Island group. It’s best known for its vast blue holes, big reef systems, and remote, pristine dive environments. As a gateway to extensive barrier-reef dives, nearby dive centers offer trips to the surrounding walls and blue holes with options for beginners through advanced divers. The area enjoys warm, clear saltwater conditions with gentle to strong currents at some sites, rich marine life including reef fish, sharks, and turtles, and relatively calm diving compared to more tourist-heavy destinations. Freshwater options are limited on the island itself, so most diving access comes from the coastal areas and scheduled boat trips served by local centers. If you’re seeking uncrowded diving and expansive natural habitats, North Andros provides a practical base with practical access to a wide range of Bahamas dive sites.