Tiamo is a 5-star hotel located on South Andros Island, Bahamas, one of the best dive sites in the world.
Tiamo Resort announces its affiliation with the circle of Small Luxury Hotels of the World, sharing the general manager of the hotel, Wilfried Vincent. First Small Luxury hotel of the world in The Bahamas, wants to associate to this all employees of the resort, who share their local knowledge daily to best meet the needs of our international clientele.
“This new promotion,” says M. Vincent, “comes not only greet the unusual comfort of the villas, the exclusive service and quality of the installations. But it also highlights the more subtle details, a real “emotional luxury touch”: the ability to share sensitive relationships with our clients, offering those exclusive small moments, unique and personalized attention that each of their memory will live with emotion”.
An eco-chic hotel in the Bahamas
Tiamo is a 5-star hotel located on South Andros Island, Bahamas, one of the best dive sites in the world. You thought paradise was lost forever? This hotel found it for you. The creek, the private beach and the lush vegetation, everything looks like a piece of Eden. Accessible only by boat or sea plane, The 11 villas are built on stilts in the pure Caribbean fashion. They are perfect to just breathe, sit back on a deckchair and relax in the shade of palm trees while admiring the pristine water. Then going on an excursion in the mangrove seems like “the thing to do”. Tiamo is a place full of wonders that nature lovers, divers and honeymoon couples will not be able to get enough of.
The charm of the tropics
At Tiamo resorts, preserving the idyllic environment is a priority. The villas are built on stilts in a typical Bahamian style in order to ease the circulation of the air. Local and natural materials have been preferred, pine and straw roofs ensuring that the rooms are kept perfectly fresh. The interior is minimalist and elegant with light-colored hardwood floors and shades of blue and white that mix perfectly with the landscape’s natural tones.
Tiamo is a real cocoon under the tropics where everything makes you want to relax. The private pool & terrace in each pool villa is the perfect place to just lie back, read and contemplate the ocean. Honeymooners will more likely enjoy the Exclusive Pool Villa which was built away from the others and has its own direct access to a private beach.
To get the full experience of this tropical ambiance, the Island Breeze Villa is built in the Bahamas’s most typical fashion: open walls, no windows, and no AC. Enjoy the fresh air of the Bahamas at its best. Families (children 12 and above) will rather opt for the Bird’s Nest Villa. It is a large house with 3 ensuite rooms and a beautiful pool and sitting room overlooking the Caribbean Sea. It is the perfect place to sit together after a day spent fishing, waterskiing or just doing nothing.
Tiamo is a water sport paradise. There, you’ll find see-through canoes, sailboats with a private captain who’ll show you around and make you discover the coral reef. You will also be able to do scuba diving or snorkeling with the hope of maybe catching a glimpse of a sea turtle. Every one of these sports is made available by the hotel and most of them are included.
Couples can ask to be taken on a boat ride to a private creek near the hotel where they can picnic and play Robinson Crusoe for a very romantic day.
The hotel’s very own naturalist will take you on a tour of the island and show you the wilderness. Not only have 330 bird species and 20 sorts of orchids settled down here, but also iguanas, herons, and countless fishes.
Inveterate readers will just love the hotel’s library with its wide variety of books.
Those who prefer sports will rather spend time in the gym and then in the spa in order to relax and detoxify with bio products inspired by the ocean.
Your day’s highlight will be your dinner at the restaurant where our Michelin-trained chef Keith’s cuisine feels like a firework of flavors.
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