blue o two - Red Sea Fleet

It is an understatement to say the Bahamas are world famous for shark diving, however, there is so much more. The Bahamas is the third largest barrier reef area in the world and covers a vast 470.000km2 of sparkling Atlantic Ocean. Comprising 700 islands and cays, one can easily imagine the variety of dive sites: wrecks, caves, blue holes, drop-offs and, obviously, sharks. You will likely come up close and personal with the following shark species, depending on your chosen itinerary; Caribbean reef shark, lemon shark, nurse shark, bull shark, tiger shark, great hammerhead, and oceanic whitetip sharks. There are very few places in the world where you can see this many shark species in one area.