Island of Bryan - Season 1
Season 1
In Season 1 of Island of Bryan, viewers watched Bryan and Sarah Baeumler leave their home and business behind and move their family to an undeveloped island in Bahamas in order to renovate and restore a run-down beach front resort.
Episodes
Welcome to Bryland
The Baeumler family relocates to the Bahamas to renovate and open a run-down beachfront resort.
This Build is a Beach
As the Baeumler family settles in to island life, the demolition stage brings shocking revelations about the state of the property.
The Deep End
The hotel block proves to be more than Bryan and Sarah bargained for. The resort's pool is completed.
Sea Change
Bryan and Sarah tackle the Honeymoon Suite. Construction setbacks and design changes impact the build's schedule and budget.
Remote Control
As the villas reach the finishing stage, the Baeumlers face the harsh realities of building and living on an island.
Hit the Roof
A busy site leaves Bryan and Sarah with no alone time. The Baeumlers make a difficult decision about the resort's opening date.
Bring in the Troops
The Bauemlers bring in extra support from home to help with progress. When Bryan has to leave site for a few days, Sarah is left in charge of construction.
Power Struggle
Incomplete projects begin to take a toll on everyone on site. Bryan's parents surprise the Baeumler kids with a visit.
Setting the Bar
Bryan's construction headaches continue as he turns his attention to the pool bar and deck. The industrial kitchen is delayed.
Out of Gas
The Baeumlers reassess their priorities in order to get the resort open. The first villa is completed.
Managers on Duty
The Baeumlers navigate a whole new learning curve in hospitality as their build transitions to a business.
Bottoms Up
The family struggles with their extended timeline on the island. Bryan and Sarah complete the Honeymoon Suite.
Almost Paradise
On their one year anniversary on the island, Bryan and Sarah look back at how the project has evolved and make plans for the future.
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