Diving in the Bahamas *
The Bahamas is an archipelago that consists of more than 700 small, tropical islands. This paradise is located about 300 miles off the southeastern tip of Florida. The variety of islands make it possible to choose between multiple types of adventures. You can decide to go on an exciting, action-packed trip in the capital of The Bahamas, Nassau, or go on a more quiet, slow-paced vacation on Andros. The easiest way to get to this captivating place is by arriving at the International Airport at Nassau, and from there catch a local charter to the island you wish to visit.
Travel Information for The Bahamas
Popular Destinations
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New Providence
9 Dive Sites • 1 Centers New Providence is an important diving destination: beginner will find the perfect place to learn scuba near Nassau with shallow reefs and crystal-clear waters.Bahamas
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The Exumas
9 Dive Sites Exuma is simply paradise found. Also known in the plural format as “The Exumas,”over 365 islands make up this district of the Bahamas.Bahamas
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Andros
1 Dive Sites • 1 Centers Diving in Andros, you will be amazed by the hundreds of fish and coral species you will see, as well as by the Andros Barrier Reef.Bahamas
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