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There exists a place in the Bahamas, away from the resort-lined beaches and popular spots, where an unadulterated and supremely private environment surrounds you completely - and that place is Kamalame Cay. Its very own private island of nearly 100 acres, this award-winning resort is full of bright tropical flowers, towering palms, and views of the cerulean blue ocean. An exclusive marina, luxury spa, and three miles of soft, white sand beaches are just the beginning of this ideal scene for your Caribbean getaway. Barefoot chic is the style of Kamalame Cay's 19 rooms and suites, each donning Bahamian- inspired décor and furnishings, full of art, books, and unique amenities. Depending on your accommodations, enjoy a kitchenette, wet bar, soaking tub, or covered veranda - plus of course, cool sea breezes and views of the island all around. Additionally, The Great House is a central gathering place where you can kick back, unwind on the garden terrace, share cocktails, and follow the path to the resort's heated freshwater pool.
Kamalame Cay
Staniard Creek
North Andros, Bahamas
Nearest Airport: ASD
I have to say Kamalame Cay Resort is one of the best places I have visited in a long time. The food was amazing! The staff was professional and friendly. Shout out to Shaun Smith for his extra effort with reservations and flights ! A little piece of heaven on earth
Clark W
The positives: One of the prettiest views from a room - beautiful vegetation then stunning beach - I've had. Dominick went above and beyond to create the best super bowl viewing experience I've had on an island experience. Kabane and Tunisia took my wife and I on an amazing fishing trip. And Rockelle really looked after us well at meals. Chef made 2 amazing meals using the fish we caught on the trip. Negatives: Management/ concierge is incredibly disorganized: sign you up for activities services at a different day or time then they told you. Because the drive between activities is usually ~10 minutes; it's really disappointing when you show up to be told you were signed up for a different time. Follow through on simple requests was bad. A mistake like those happened at least once of each of the 7 days we were there, sometimes multiple times in a day. Food quality was seldom great and overly frequently not even good. Service outside of the folks I mentioned above was terrible. Have to ask for something multiple times or they just don't do what they say there are going to go. They just seemed indifferent to their guests.
brets897 - Atlanta, Georgia
I've been to the Bahamas several times. This was my first time in Andros. This time, I wanted a few days of unplugged seclusion. Kamalame Cay delivered. Getting there was an easy hop from Nassau. Within the first few minutes of my arrival the staff made me feel welcome. Every staff member I encountered was polite, conversational, and helpful. The beautiful natural surroundings make it difficult not to relax almost immediately. The bungalow provided ocean sounds 24/7 and a short walk down to the beach. With a comfortable little love seat for those windy days. Breakfast and lunch were excellent. Having my own golf cart made it nice and easy to explore the island and find little secluded spots for yoga and simple chill. Kamalame is the largest employer on the island and very connected to and supportive of the local community. When I wanted to explore the blue holes the concierge arranged for a taxi driver and a personal tour from a local. (Ask them for Heidi, she was great) Some fellow guests did mention that they became a little bit bored after a couple days and wanted to shorten their stay. I would agree that about a 2 to 4 night stay is just right. Especially during the time of my stay when it was a cold spell down to 48°. And no heat. All in all, my experience at Kamalame provided me with a perfect few days of relaxation and recharging. Pros: Friendly and helpful staff Seclusion and natural beauty Beachfront accommodations Local adventure and experience options Personal golf carts to explore Improvements: Dinner menu (my least favorite meals and they need to figure out how to keep food warm for room service delivery) Furniture and bungalows could use some updates (paint chips, cracking and broken doors, rotten spots on the decks, only a rain shower head with no doors) Certain areas at the beaches were quite polluted and could be cleaned Beautification of some outdoor spaces (perhaps it's because it was off season however none of the public spaces looked the way they do in the pictures)
scottsE4665TE - Silver Spring, Maryland
We almost don’t want to write this review because Kamalame Cay truly feels like the best-kept secret in the Bahamas—but it’s too special not to share. We visited with our two young boys (ages four and two) and even brought our dog, and from the moment we arrived, we felt completely welcomed. The entire property is genuinely family-friendly and dog-friendly, without ever sacrificing luxury or tranquility. That balance is incredibly rare. We travel throughout the Bahamas often, and this was hands down the most luxurious yet authentic Bahamian experience we’ve had. Kamalame Cay manages to feel refined and elevated while still being warm, relaxed, and deeply connected to its surroundings. The food and drinks were outstanding—every meal felt thoughtful and beautifully prepared. The beaches are absolutely stunning, pristine, and peaceful. The villas and all of the facilities are perfection—elegant, comfortable, and impeccably maintained. What truly sets this place apart, though, is the service. The staff is top-notch and genuinely seems to enjoy working there, which creates such a welcoming and joyful atmosphere. Their kindness toward our children and our dog made the experience even more special. Kamalame Cay is the kind of place that stays with you long after you leave. We’re already dreaming about our return… and secretly hoping it stays just a little bit under the radar.
droa92 - Nassau, New Providence Island
The staff is wonderful. The food is great. It is a very private and secluded place. I highly recommend for those looking for a quiet place to relax.
Rawleigh F
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"Just wanted to sound the trumpet: the best getaway place is Kamalame Cay, the Bahamas.
We recently bought at auction a six-night vacation package through Luxury Link to what has to be the best kept secret in the world.
The accommodations were five-star, the service six-star, the food was out of this world, and the staff makes you feel like one of the family. If you are looking for a romantic get away, look no further: Kamalame Cay has it all. When you leave the only thought you have is: When can I return?"
- G. Morelli