Diving in the Bahamas

Tiger Beach, Bimini — tiger sharks, hammerheads, crystal-clear water

3 yachts for liveaboard diving, 1 resort

Diving in the Bahamas

Bahamas — tiger sharks at Tiger Beach, hammerheads at Bimini, oceanic whitetips at Cat Island. Liveaboard schedules and prices.

Why divers come here

  • Tiger Beach — the world capital of tiger shark diving
  • Bimini — schools of great hammerhead sharks at dawn
  • Exuma Cays — national park, nurse sharks, swimming pigs
  • Cat Island — oceanic whitetip sharks in the open ocean
  • Crystal-clear visibility up to 40 m and warm water year-round
  • Shark dives from 10 m depth — accessible to beginners

What you'll meet underwater

Tiger sharks (guaranteed encounters at Tiger Beach) Tiger sharks (guaranteed encounters at Tiger Beach)
Great hammerhead sharks (Bimini, January–March) Great hammerhead sharks (Bimini, January–March)
Oceanic whitetip sharks (Cat Island) Oceanic whitetip sharks (Cat Island)
Nurse sharks (Exuma Cays) Nurse sharks (Exuma Cays)
Dolphins (Bimini — resident population) Dolphins (Bimini — resident population)
Rays (southern stingrays in shallow water) Rays (southern stingrays in shallow water)
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Practical information

Best season

October–May (tiger sharks), January–March (hammerheads)

Water temperature
24–29 °C
Visibility
20–40 m
Wetsuit
3 mm or lycra
Experience level
From Open Water (shallow shark dives)
Getting there
Flights via Miami or direct flights to Nassau.
Airports
Nassau (NAS), Freeport (FPO)
Visa

No visa required for Russian citizens for up to 90 days

Climate
Tropical, 24–32°C
Currency
Bahamian dollar (BSD), USD accepted 1:1
Language
English
Time zone
UTC-5

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