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At 2,300 square miles, Andros is the largest island of The Bahamas and the fifth-largest island in the Caribbean. Andros’ waters are well known to scuba divers and snorkelers, thanks to the third-longest barrier reef in the world. The island currently stands as the bonefishing capital of the world. Freshwater on Andros is filtered through an expanse of porous limestone. Blueholes, both saltwater and freshwater, reveal vast networks and complex webs of tunnels connecting land and sea. 

 

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