Experience
Discover Andros
The largest island in the Bahamas — and the wildest. A vast maze of mangrove flats, creeks, cuts and cays that anglers dream about.
Behring Point
The Bonefish Capital of the World
Two Boys' Inn sits at the mouth of Cargill Creek on Behring Point, on Andros Island's east side — front-row seats to the North and Middle Bights, some of the most storied bonefish water on earth.
You're not simply booking accommodation here. You're stepping into a fishing community that has guided the flats for generations — and into an island rhythm that runs on tides, not clocks.
The sign says it all — Behring Point, Andros Island
Getting Here
Easier to reach than the fish are to spot
From the tarmac at Andros Town International Airport to a boat on the flats can be a matter of minutes.
Fly to Andros Town
Fly into Andros Town / Fresh Creek and clear customs — charter services fly the route regularly.
Meet your taxi
A friendly taxi driver meets you at the airport for the ride to Behring Point — roughly 30 minutes, about $75 each way for up to six passengers.
Step onto the dock
Time permitting, rig a rod and head straight for the flats. Boats launch from our private dock, just steps from the Inn.
Island Time
The water is only the beginning
Trade-wind clouds, quiet banks at low tide, dusk over the palms — Andros rewards the unhurried.
Logistics
Before you fly
The practical details of reaching Behring Point.
The Inn sits on Smith's Way at Behring Point, Andros Island, Bahamas — at the mouth of Cargill Creek, minutes from the flats. Boats launch from our own private dock just steps from the Inn.
Plan Your Trip
The flats are closer than you think.
Send us your dates and we'll help you sort the tides, the travel and the tackle.