Renovation Island Resort Name
An award-winning beachfront resort and intimate island retreat set on the unspoiled shores of South Andros. Home to barefoot luxury - Book Today! The island currently features a new boutique luxury resort, Caerula Mar Club.
A well-known HGTV reality star pair discovered the once-abandoned property and relocated their family to the island, transforming it into one of the Caribbean's most magnificent new hotels. Book Caerula Mar Club, Driggs Hill on Tripadvisor: See 120 traveler reviews, 466 candid photos, and great deals for Caerula Mar Club, ranked #5 of 9 hotels in Driggs Hill and rated 4 of 5 at Tripadvisor. In the HGTV series Renovation Island, contractor Bryan Baeumler and his wife Sarah move their family to the undeveloped South Andros Island, Bahamas, to restore a rundown beach resort.
They have six months to transform the property into the Caerula Mar Club in order to make a profit. Find Caerula Mar Club, Driggs Hill, South Andros Island, Bahamas, ratings, photos, prices, expert advice, traveler reviews and tips, and more information from Condé Nast Traveler. Caerula Mar Club is the eco-friendly luxury resort created by Bryan and Sarah Baeumler, stars of HGTV's Renovation Island.
The resort offers private villas, clubhouse suites, spa, bikes, and stunning beaches on South Andros island. The painstaking process was documented for an HGTV show called Renovation Island. And now Caerula Mar, South Andros' first new hotel in nearly two decades and its only five-star resort, is ready.
As enticing as Renovation Island is to watch, though, fans can't help but wonder how much it costs to stay at Caerula Mar Club, the now-famous resort, which features clubhouse suites and private oceanfront villas. Because, yes, it's open to the public. Bryan and Sarah Baeumler are the couple behind HGTV's "Renovation Island." On the show, the couple bought a hotel that had been abandoned for years, renovated the entire island and opened their brand new resort.
Where was "Renovation Island" filmed? If you've yet to check out the wildly popular island renovation show, here's the gist. After vacationing on South Andros in the Bahamas in 2017, the Baeumlers got the idea to renovate a rundown 18-room resort, complete with 22 villas, that they had encountered while there.
And, being the business people that they are, they immediately ran the idea by HGTV in hopes of landing another show.
