Diving in Grand Bahama *
The second most populated island of the Bahamas and one of the most popular travel destinations is Grand Bahama Island. The departure port for most liveaboards is the main city of Freeport. Visiting this diving spot is a life-changing experience. Avoid traveling during the summer months, as you will find extremely hot weather, as well as hurricanes. The best time to dive in the Bahamas is between October and June when the weather is warm and less rainy. Diving in Grand Bahama is suitable and recommendable for both beginners and expert divers. This beautiful site is well known for its shallow wrecks and areas with colorful reefs, which are perfect for the more inexperienced divers. Advanced divers can experience the exciting and world-famous shark diving, where you will encounter impressive Tiger Sharks, Nurse Sharks, and even Hammerheads, to name a few. Wall diving is also a great way to experience marine life in Grand Bahama. This island has miles of amazing underwater cave systems ready to be explored and perfect for the more adventurous, technical divers. There are many different accommodations to choose from. You can stay at one of the many beachside resorts, or make the most out of your trip on a liveaboard. Dive into the crystalline waters of Grand Bahama and encounter friendly dolphins and beautiful coral gardens.
Dive Sites in Grand Bahama
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