Bonefish Cay
Bonefish Cay is set in one of the most beautiful areas of The Bahamas, the Middle Bight of Andros. Imagine a sea of turquoise waters as far as the eye can see. Views of small islands sprinkled on the horizon, faint lights of Mangrove Cay in the evening and a cool ocean breeze coupled with complete privacy provides the setting of Bonefish Cay!
The name says it all - miles of Bonefishing waters and you can even fish off the island! The i ...
Bonefish Cay is set in one of the most beautiful areas of The Bahamas, the Middle Bight of Andros. Imagine a sea of turquoise waters as far as the eye can see. Views of small islands sprinkled on the horizon, faint lights of Mangrove Cay in the evening and a cool ocean breeze coupled with complete privacy provides the setting of Bonefish Cay!
The name says it all - miles of Bonefishing waters and you can even fish off the island! The island was developed with a cottage and in 1934 the owner at the time created pathways around the island that still exist today. There was also a landscaped area around the home but this is now overgrown. The concrete pad for the cottage is still in place and is perfect for the construction of a vacation getaway home. The island also has two active wells and a third that is not in use at this time.
The natural features of the island include 10 ft. elevations, three small beaches, traditional island vegetation and the remnants of an old stone dock. Water depths of about three ft. for many miles around are ideal for speed boat access.
Bonefish Cay is set in one of the most beautiful areas of The Bahamas, the Middle Bight of Andros. Imagine a sea of turquoise waters as far as the eye can see. Views of small islands sprinkled on the horizon, faint lights of Mangrove Cay in the evening and a cool ocean breeze coupled with complete privacy provides the setting of Bonefish Cay!
The name says it all - miles of Bonefishing waters and you can even fish off the island! The island was developed with a cottage and in 1934 the owner at the time created pathways around the island that still exist today. There was also a landscaped area around the home but this is now overgrown. The concrete pad for the cottage is still in place and is perfect for the construction of a vacation getaway home. The island also has two active wells and a third that is not in use at this time.
The natural features of the island include 10 ft. elevations, three small beaches, traditional island vegetation and the remnants of an old stone dock. Water depths of about three ft. for many miles around are ideal for speed boat access.
