Dive in Bahamas
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Sea Star II Wreck Grand Bahama - Freeport, Bahamas
This 180 foot freighter was sunk in April 2002 in 90 feet of water. -
Shark Junction Grand Bahama - Freeport, Bahamas
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Airplane Wreck Abaco, Bahamas
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Andros Island - Amphitheatre Andros Island, Bahamas
This sites coral structure is incredible. There is a large sand patch at 18m> surrounded by rising coral walls to depths of around 8m giving this site its name. Down on the sand you can sea southern stingray and goatfish and to the south there is often a large resident turtle (can't remember which… -
Atlantis Road Abaco, Bahamas
Said to be the ruins of the lost city of Atlantis ;-) -
Back Side of the Blue Hole Andros Island, Bahamas
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Ben's Blue Hole Abaco, Bahamas
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Ben's Cavern Grand Bahama - Freeport, Bahamas
Ben?s Cavern is a sinkhole part of a very wide underwater cave system. Ben's is the easiest cavern dive.At about 9-10m deep is the thermocline: 24?C for the fresh water, approx 29?C for the salted water.Normally Ben's is closed in the summer because migratory bats nest there. An additional $10… -
Black Forest Abaco, Bahamas
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Blue Hole 2nd Level Andros Island, Bahamas
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Blue Hole 3rd Level Andros Island, Bahamas
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Caribe Breeze Wreck Abaco, Bahamas
The Caribe Breeze was a 200 ft long oil tanker. It was sunk June 23, 2000. She now sits upright in 70ft. -
Caverns New Providence - Nassau, Bahamas
This dive has a 15 feet drop. On the small wall there are caverns and overhangs within, it's pretty decent but watch out for Lionfish and jet skiis on the surface. -
Cessna Wreck New Providence - Nassau, Bahamas
The interesting part of this dive is the wall; not the small plane :) -
Current Cut Eleuthera and Harbour Island, Bahamas
Boat. Drift dive (up to 9 knots!) with the eastwards tide - crisp clear waters. Shore dive can be done on north side of Cut. Pod of stingrays live here. -
Dean's Blue Hole Abaco, Bahamas
This is the world's deepest blue hole at 663' and is situated in a scenic location on an attractive and reef-protected cove with a white sand beach.The blue hole is immediately off the beach and half surrounded by overgrown beachrock cliffs.It is the location of the establishment of a new world's… -
Glass Window Bridge Abaco, Bahamas
Large boulders creating cracks, tunels and caves; with large groupers and a great marine life. -
Goulding Cay New Providence - Nassau, Bahamas
Very popular dive site, mainly for snorkelers. This is a shallow protected area. -
Goulding Cay Wall New Providence - Nassau, Bahamas
Great black coral trees and barrel sponges. Goulding Cay Wall alos offers great schools of pelagics. -
Grandma's Secret Garden Rum Cay and Conception Island, Bahamas
This was the first mooring and dive site on the Southern Bahamas itinerary for the Nekton Pilot (a live aboard dive boat), for a trip taken in late March 1998. Highly recommended.Dive site located off Conception Island. -
Guardian Inland Blue Hole Andros Island, Bahamas
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Halloween Reef San Salvador, Bahamas
This was the forth mooring and dive site on the Southern Bahamas itinerary for the Nekton Pilot (a live aboard dive boat), for a trip taken in late March 1998.Highly recommended.Halloween Reef is a series of reefs lined up with a sandy bottom in between them.The reefs end at a wall, which drops off… -
Landing Craft Wreck New Providence - Nassau, Bahamas
WW2 landing craft wrecked in about 1948 during a storm. Bahama Divers use the site as a training ground. wide varity of sealife and some nice reefs nearby -
Lost Blue Hole New Providence - Nassau, Bahamas
This massive blue hole starts near 45 feet below the surface, and is bigger than 100 feet in diameter. -
Miranda Wreck New Providence - Nassau, Bahamas
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Moray Alley Bimini, Bahamas
Nice reef life including Morays, groupers, angelfish, stingrays... -
Queen Anne's Revenge Wreck Bahamas
This wreck is a replica of the Queen Anne's Revenge. A very colorfull wreck, with impressive canons!Original wreck information: "The Queen Anne's Revenge was the name of Blackbeard's famous pirate ship. Originally named Concord, the vessel was built by England in 1710, but captured by the French a… -
Reef Balls Bahamas
Concrete balls placed underwater by Royal Caribbean to foster the growth of coral, algae, etc. -
Roggie's Wreck Andros Island, Bahamas
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Sapona Wreck Bimini, Bahamas
The Sapona was a 270-foot vessel built in 1904. It was used by rum-runner between the Bahamas and Florida during Prohibition. She sunk during an hurricane in 1926.Over half of the ship is visible above water, so it is a very popular wreck for snorkellers. -
Sea Viking Wreck New Providence - Nassau, Bahamas
The Sea Viking is a 20m long former sports fishing boat. Sunk in 1996 or maybe 1997 (don' remember exactly...) at 26m deep, it is covered with a lot of sponges. -
Snowfields Abaco, Bahamas
Very white sands.Nice, shallow, no-limit dive.I believe it would be a good candidate site for a first-time night diver (training).Not much marine life on our visit, but was told the site is usually more active.This was the 7th mooring and dive site on the Southern Bahamas itinerary for the Nekton… -
Stewpot San Salvador, Bahamas
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Sugar Wreck Grand Bahama - Freeport, Bahamas
Sugar wreck is an old sailing ship that sank while carrying sugar from the Caribbean.Many Yellow Stingrays, Southern Stingrays, pufferfish and lots of crabs live on this wreck. It is also known for it's resident Loggerhead Turtle that is frequently adorned by Remoras. -
The James Bond Wrecks New Providence - Nassau, Bahamas
This dive site offers two main wrecks: - The former tugboat known as the Tears of Allah starred in Never Say Never Again (James Bond movie) - The Vulcan Bomber -
The Notch Eleuthera and Harbour Island, Bahamas
Expect to encounter large reef sharks.This was one of the final mooring and dive sites on the Southern Bahamas itinerary for the Nekton Pilot (a live aboard dive boat), for a trip taken in late March 1998. Highly recommended. -
The Strip Bimini, Bahamas
Great night dive. This is a must for underwater photographers: marine life is impressive, maybe this is due of its location?Take care of the boat traffic in this area. -
The Towers Abaco, Bahamas
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The Willaurie Wreck New Providence - Nassau, Bahamas
The Willaurie was built in Denmark in 1907. She sank originally in Potters cay, Nassau; moved; and finally sunk during a storm near Clifton Pier.Great wreck dive with a nice propeller (photographers will enjoy!) -
Theo's Wreck Grand Bahama - Freeport, Bahamas
This 230 feet long vessel was built in Norway in 1954. It was intentionally sunk october 16, 1982. She now lays on her port side on a flat sandy floor, not far from few isolated coral banks.
