Renovation Island
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. Bryan and Sarah Baeumler, who renovated a resort on a remote island, are back with a new HGTV Canada series.
They also moved to Florida during the pandemic and share their adventures with their kids. Best known for their hit HGTV show Renovation Island, the power couple is making a big return to TV in a brand-new series called Building Baeumler and it's everything you'd expect for the dynamic duo. We're talking high-stakes renovations, global projects, and a sprinkle of construction chaos.
The Canadian couple rose to fame on HGTV's Renovation Island, which saw their attempts at re. Alright Renovation Island (a.k.a. Island of Bryan) fans, we've got some good news: season four is coming! After a year of waiting and speculating, new episodes officially premiere in the U.S.
on Sunday, July 24, at 9 p.m. ET. Season four will include eight brand new episodes that you can watch on HGTV or stream on Discovery+.
If you need a refresher, you can watch season one through three on. Bryan and Sarah Baeumler's adventure continues as they reopen Caerula Mar Club and begin setting up a new home base in nearby Wellington, Florida. It will take lots of work to make this house a home while juggling the challenges of running a resort.
Renovation Island Season 2 has come to an end, but fans of the hit HGTV series won't have to say goodbye to the Baeumler family. Series star Bryan Baeumler has confirmed that new episodes of the show are already in the works. Bryan and Sarah Baeumler bought a neglected resort in the Bahamas and renovated it in six months.
Watch their show to see how they overcame hurricanes, pandemics, and local challenges. Sarah and Bryan gained their fame on Renovation Island (or Island of Bryan, as it is known on HGTV Canada), the series that focused on their renovation efforts at Caerula Mar resort in the Bahamas. And, judging by Sarah's recent Instagram post, it sounds like they'll be heading back there for more episodes, much to the delight of fans.
Bryan and Sarah Baeumler head to the Bahamas to overhaul a beachfront resort.
