The Bahamas are a famous island chain in the Atlantic Ocean, placed to the southeast of the United States. Visitors from all over the planet visit in order to enjoy the clear, hot water, tropical weather, and friendly locals.
There is an extra bonus to scuba diving in the Bahamas. If you are wiped out afterwards, you can forever relax on the sand of a tropical beach. It truly does not get much more amazing than that.
Current Cut, North Eleuthera Island
The current cut is placed between North Eluthera and Current Island and is generally referred to as the Bahamas Best Drift. As a result of tidal changes, travelers travel here to explore the top marine environment and Bahamian reefs.
Tiger Beach, Grand Bahama
Grand Bahama Island is not just one of the scuba diving places in the Bahamas; it is one of the top in the world.
Victory Reef, Bimini
The Gulf stream served as a highway for hammerhead sharks, mainly from October to mid-March. You will find these charming sea creatures in the underwater atmosphere between the South and North Bimini islands during this period, as this is their pit shop.
The Crater, Andros
All the Bahamas islands boast rich natural attractions, but Andros Island might be the king when it comes to excellent natural experiences. It is the best location for a laid-back beach getaway, honeymoon or wedding, eco-travelers, bird watchers, kayakers, snorkelers, hikers, fishermen, and drivers.
The Washing Machine, Exuma Cays
With 350 cays, the Exumas are one of the most charming groups of islands in the Bahamas. A big attraction in the Bahamas, the Sea Parka and the National Trust is a preserve that attracts drivers to its amazing reefs and sea gardens.
Columbus Point, Cat Island
This is a point and is southeast of Port Howe and Bailey Town. Columbus Point has an elevation of three meters and is closely followed by Guana Cay and Winding Bay.
French Bay Wall, San Salvador Island
San Salvador, Bahamas, is famous for its wall diving. The riding rock dive resort began it all in the 1970s as a premier dive place and is still there today, as is Club Med diving.
Fowl, Sandy and Pelican Cay, Abaco
This park covers a little but biologically top stretch of coral reef, rocky shore, seagrass bed, and sandy bottom habitat that historically has been used for diving, recreation, and non-commercial fishing.
