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Reef Shark

The Bahamas is a real diver's paradise with over 1000 regularly dived sites offering pristine reefs, multitudes of exciting wrecks, spectacular walls, blue holes, fantastic caves and the chance to dive with sharks and dolphins. The Gulf Stream brings large fish to the coastal waters and the sea life is rich and diverse, from sea-horses to Moray Eels. The topography of the islands is diverse and varied. Here is truly a tropical paradise where each island exhibits its own character, the product of a rich history and a culture unique to each island and its people.

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Bahamas diving holidays - Compass Point

Compass Point

Compass Point is the perfect choice for guests who value simplicity, comfort, creativity and romance.

Bahamas diving holidays - Orange Hill Beach Inn

Orange Hill Beach Inn

The Orange Hill Beach Inn combines the charm of the family islands and all the conveniences of home.

Bahamas diving holidays - Riding Rock Resort & Marina

Riding Rock Resort & Marina

Perched on a pinnacle and washed by warm breezes and clear azure waters, the oceanfront location of Riding Rock is ideal for watersport enthusiasts.

Bahamas diving holidays - Stella Maris Resort

Stella Maris Resort

The resort's three swimming pools and seven hidden Atlantic beach coves nestle into a splendid panorama of luscious tropical gardens and dramatic shorelines.

Bahamas diving holidays - Stuart Cove's Dive Centre

Stuart Cove's Dive Centre

The dive centre can offer the best diving Nassau has to offer and has adventures for all categories of diver.

Bahamas diving holidays - Tailor-made - Tiger Sharks with MY Dolphin Dream

Tiger Sharks with MY Dolphin Dream

Tiger sharks are readily seen in the shallow waters of the Little Bahama Bank. They tend to be elusive and usually a solitary species.