Kamalame Cay

This private island resort gives you a personal slice of paradise all to yourself. My husband and I were in a beach bungalow for a week and we had such a great time. The people were friendly, the resort guests treated each other like family (we passed each other every day on our golf carts), and the concierge (William) was super helpful and responsive. We relaxed most days and took a kayak trip on one of the days. We were given special treatment for our anniversary, including a couple’s massage at the over water spa. All in all, the views are to die for, the food was great, and on many days we had the beach to ourselves. We can’t wait to go back! P.S. we went during Thanksgiving and they host several events during this time, including a huge beachside meal! One of the staff told me that Christmas events are even better!

I had an incredible time staying at Kamalame. Upon arrival we were welcomed by Samson who was an absolute delight, and Alan, the bartender, crafted not only the best drinks but also some truly memorable conversation. And he’s a good dancer ! The grounds were stunning—lush, vibrant, and beautifully maintained. Every meal was a treat, especially the seafood salad at lunch with fresh conch and local fish. The nights were magical, with breathtaking stargazing and sounds of nature all around. I loved the outdoor shower in our room, which might just be the best I’ve ever experienced. I loved walking along the beach, meeting the friendliest guests, and spending time on North Beach, which was the highlight of my trip. Snorkeling along the creek I found colorful fish, and collected beautiful shells. Kamalame is a special paradise—unlike any other Bahamian island I’ve visited. The attention to detail in the decor, furniture, and interior design was truly inspiring. My only complaint? I didn’t stay nearly long enough.

This was my third visit in six years. Why do I return ? The island is beautiful but...with each visit, the quality of every other aspect of Kamalame Cay deteriorates. This time...1. The property is poorly maintained , for example, the showers were so heavily limescaled that they did not work (photos below) at all - no water flowed. 2. Housekeeping is weak - I found fish hooks on the floor and my son nearly ripped his toe off. 3. No curtains next to beds, 4. No soap in bathrooms...I pointed out all of these issues on day 1 and on our departure day, still no shower repair and no curtains. I removed the fish hooks ! 5. Pool area is littered and was not cleaned during the day. 6. Beach was not cleared of plastic and needed some care and attention. On check out , everyone was very casual and nonplussed by our experience. This is a five star price and setting with one star service and maintenance. The Bahamas is now blessed with more choices and Kamalame needs to up its game to compete. I will not return

Fabulous stay at Kamalame Cay! The property is absolutely gorgeous, lush and tropical. The people are friendly and helpful. Shoutout to Sampson for going out of his way every day to make our stay more enjoyable. Only drawback…. The cottages and common areas need some TLC.

The setting at Kamalame Cay is gorgeous — no doubt about it. The rooms are private, spacious, and offer sweeping ocean views. Sunrise and sunset? Absolutely stunning. It looks like paradise. But the experience? Not even close. For $7,000 over four nights, I expected thoughtful amenities, excellent food, and a service culture that matched the luxury price tag. Instead: No in-room or bathroom amenities to speak of Food was meh at best — subpar, repetitive, and only two restaurant options Drinks lacked fresh ingredients and any real craft No green juice or coconut water as promised in the package The “premium all-inclusive” felt anything but Felt more like a high-end timeshare than a true luxury resort — transactional, not indulgent We came to be spoiled and completely pampered, and it just missed the mark Managers were kind and tried to help, but most of the service staff felt checked out By day two, I was ready to leave. By day three, I was wishing I had stayed home with Uber Eats and my own bed. The value just wasn’t there. As a friend perfectly said — Kamalame? More like Kama-Lame.

Went with my wife and another couple. We had the best time in this little slice of paradise. The weather was perfect, the beaches were immaculate and the water was that beautiful bamaha blue. The food was great. Loved the lobster croquettes and curry goat, but there’s nothing bad on the menu. And last but not least, the staff was amazing! Super attentive and always made sure my drink was never empty lol!

This is truly one of the most beautiful and unique resorts in North America. With that said, it is not for everyone. If you like five-star service, night life, lots dining choices and constant activity then I would suggest going to a Four Seasons or St Regis and looking at other islands with more action than Andros. However, if you enjoy seclusion, relaxation and natural beauty with barefoot luxury this is place for you. |We stayed in a bungalow which was small, but very charming and beachfront. I mean you walk right from your bungalow onto the beach, and it is amazing. There is no large resort that can offer this access or privacy. The beach is gorgeous, about 3 plus miles long and we did not see anyone else during any of our walks. North Beach is a short golf cart ride and is also deserted and amazingly beautiful especially at Sunset. We saw stingrays, sharks, dolphins, so many turtles and birds of all sorts.|The staff is incredibly helpful and so nice. We actually got married on the island and our coordinator, Anissa, made sure that everything was perfect. This place has an island vibe, so service is laid back and you might have to ask more than once, but it since it is paradise it is all good. |The dining options are limited, but the food was fabulous at the Tiki Bar and the Great House. Selections changed daily so we were not bored at all. Again, the wait staff at both locations were attentive and so friendly. Make sure to have the Samson cocktail!|The pool was lovely, and we had it to ourselves almost every day. Plenty of excursions with knowledgeable guides. We went snorkeling and it was wonderful.|Long story short, this is a laid-back slice of paradise with amazing natural beauty. There is not TV and no Wi-Fi in the rooms so get ready to do nothing but relax and enjoy the scenery. We will be coming back again and again.

Kamalame Kay was the absolute highlight of our Island Hopping Trip in the Bahamas. From the very first moment, we felt truly welcome by the staff and our accommodation (Rock House) was just stunning. Just steps from the sea, secluded behind lush green, and some palm trees. The house was spacey and comfortable and the interior was world class in terms of coziness and beach house atmosphere but top standard.|We went kayaking on the land side from the island, which was interesting, seeing turtles and stingrays.|Food was splendid and the best we had in the entire Bahamas. Definitely a place to go even though prices are obviously elevated as you would expect for this standard.