Text Size:

Dive Types

Reef Diving

Much of the water that surrounds The Islands Of The Bahamas is less than 20 feet deep, making it home to numerous reef dive sites.

See all Reef Diving dive sites >

Wreck Diving

For centuries The Islands Of The Bahamas have experienced a countless number of shipwrecks along the reefs creating several exciting adventures for those who love to dive.

See all Wreck Diving dive sites >

Wall Diving

Wall diving along the face of a vertical wall - requires good buoyancy control because there is no seabed to prevent the diver descending too deep.

See all Wall Diving dive sites >

Cave, Cavern & Blue Hole Diving

Caves and Caverns offer openings large enough to swim through and are home to some rather large lobsters. Blue Holes are about 100 feet across and 200 feet deep and full of large schools of reef fish such as sergeant majors and grouper. It is considered one of the most unusual dive sites in The Bahamas.

See all Cave, Cavern & Blue Hole Diving dive sites >

Unique Marine Life

See all Unique Marine Life dive sites >

Packages

Depart from: *

Going to: *

Depart:

Return:

Flights