Diving in the Bahamas is unlike any other diving you’ll experience. The diverse marine life and variety of narrow passages and tunnels give divers the chance to be completely surrounded by its beauty.? 

The Bahamas is a chain of islands in the Caribbean, southeast of Florida. It’s made up of over 700 islands and 2,400 cays. Out of all this land, only 30 are inhabited. 

Central Bahamas was once a popular hideout for pirates. Now it offers crystal clear waters and deserted beaches to explore. These dive sites can only be reached by dive liveaboards.  

What To Expect

Scuba Diving

While diving in the Bahamas, you’ll experience a variety of different environments. With the third-largest reef in the world, you’ll be surrounded by an abundance of marine life and beautiful walls.?Dive through tunnels, caverns and shipwrecks. Explore the ocean floor that is bursting with colorful coral and sponges. The crystal-clear waters and calm currents offer a crisp view of the underwater world around you. 

The average visibility is from 150 to 200 feet. Perfect for a clear view of your amazing surroundings. 

You might see: 

• Nassau groupers 
• Porcupine fish 
• Snappers 
• Lionfish 
• Caribbean reef sharks 
• Nurse sharks 

Recommended Specialty Courses

• Boat diving
• Waves, tides & currents
• Shark ecology
• Photo & video
• Deep diving
• Perfect buoyancy
• Fish ID 

Know Before You Go

Dive Insurance

Dive insurance is required on all Diventures trips. We recommend purchasing DAN dive insurance.

Travel insurance

Travel insurance is not required but is highly recommended for all Diventures trips. We recommend purchasing DAN trip insurance.

Currency?

The Bahamas currency is Bahamian dollars, which are equivalent to the U.S. dollar and are interchangeable. If you have US dollars, there is no need to exchange currency on boat or on land.  

Language?

English is the primary language spoken. 

Passport Validity

You need a passport that is valid for 6 months after your arrival. 

Water/Food

Tap water in the Bahamas is generally ok to drink, but bottled water is a safer option.