Bahamas scuba diving
Caves.
Blue holes. Coral reefs. Shipwrecks. Walls. Dolphins. Sharks. Stingrays.
The variety of islands in The Bahamas present a variety of diving
experiences. Lessons and guides can be found throughout the islands.
Beginners and experts are welcome.
Blue Holes
Sudden depressions on the bottom of the sea occur
throughout The Bahamas. These depressions can range from 100 to
200 feet deep and many lead to underwater cave systems. Divers can
easily identify these depressions by the dark azure shape in an
otherwise light-turquoise sea.
Caves
Much of the cave diving on The Bahamas revolves
around holes found inland that are connected to the sea. This makes
for both an challenging and exciting diving experience.
Reefs
Much of the water that surrounds The Bahamas is
less than 20 feet deep, which makes an excellent reef system for
shallow dives.
Walls
Dive along reefs that range from 50 to 100 feet
long, with walls that plummet down to several thousand feet deep.
In many locations there are huge reef "overhangs" that
divers can swim under, along with other water erosions and coral
creations.
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