Dive in Bahamas
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Travellers's Rest Wall New Providence - Nassau, Bahamas
Gentle slope to 25m then a huge drop-off. This dive site is exposed. Take care! -
Tuna Alley Bimini, Bahamas
Tuna Alley is one of the best dive site of Bahamas. -
Tunnel Wall New Providence - Nassau, Bahamas
Many tunnels and arches; the wall starts near 30ft and goes down to 100ft. -
V.A. Fogg Grand Bahama - Freeport, Bahamas
This wreck is incredible.For starters, it's big and the wreck is in a few pieces.Its cause of sinking was a huge explosion in the ship.Large schools of fish abound and hammerhead sharks are also seen.Visibility can vary and there are some stinging corals so consider wearing a wetsuit.The SS V.A.… -
Vicky's Reef San Salvador, Bahamas
Lots of black coral on the wall, sponges and macro life with bluebell tunicates on the coral. Stingrays, turtles, groupers and snapper are often seen here. -
Wedge Rock Eleuthera and Harbour Island, Bahamas
This dive site is basically a series of small islands on a sandy bottom.Beyond this, a wall drops off to depths exceeding the limits of recreational diving.Very nice dive!This was one of the final mooring and dive sites on the Southern Bahamas itinerary for the Nekton Pilot (a live aboard dive… -
Dynamite Wall Rum Cay and Conception Island, Bahamas
Rum Cay is especially well known for its spectacular wall dives. Dynamite Wall is a fine example of the dividable tunnels that cut deep into the reef walls of Rum Cay. Staghorn and other species hang from the wall and sides of the canyons. -
Pinder Reef Rum Cay and Conception Island, Bahamas
On Rum Cay's Northwest Wall deep sites such as Pinder Reef hold predictable sightings of sharks, rays and barracuda. Elsewhere divers explore tunnels and canyons that cut into the reef base under Rum Cay. -
HMS Conqueror Rum Cay and Conception Island, Bahamas
Wreck diving is popular in Rum Cay as the island owes its name to a Rum Ship that capsized off its shores. HMS Conqueror is a spectacularly preserved Caribbean wreck dive providing a glimpse into the regions swashbuckling past. The HMS Conqueror is known as the “Underwater Museum of the… -
Sumner Reef Rum Cay and Conception Island, Bahamas
In Sumner Reef you'll find staghorn coral and turtle sightings are common. -
Grand Canyon Rum Cay and Conception Island, Bahamas
The main attraction in Rum Cay is the Grand Canyon Dive site, a 60 foot coral wall that almost touches the surface of the water. -
Hyperspace Rum Cay and Conception Island, Bahamas
The site is composed a few hidden mushroom-shaped coral heads on the wall. Long overhanging ledges with a maze of tunnels are excellent for exploration. Look for the unique variety of colorful sponges and coral. Don't forget to look into the blue where usually sharks appear. -
Seagarden Rum Cay and Conception Island, Bahamas
A relaxing dive in shallow water. The lobsters and crabs are prolific here. Look on the underside of the algae-covered coral heads and ledges for them specially in night-dive. Swim toward the wall for the good visibility. -
Chimney Rum Cay and Conception Island, Bahamas
An excellent dive to get accustomed to the dramatic tunnels that are common on the island walls. The tunnel here is large enough to dive a truck through, they exist on the wall at 110 feet on the bottom. For the adventurous swim west along the wall from the first one, on the right is a more… -
Wizard Cake Rum Cay and Conception Island, Bahamas
This is a good spot for shallow and deep dive as well. The coral canyons on either side of the mooring drop to a sandy bottom in 60 feet. The canyons lead out to the wall but there are holes plenty through the coral. Stingrays and Spotted Eagle Rays are seen frequently.
