Tiger Beach Bahamas Shark Diving
Season: October - May
Sharks: Tiger, Great Hammerhead, Reef, Bull, Nurse, Lemon
Tiger Beach Bahamas
Tiger Beach is not only world renowned for its clear, calm water. For years, its Tiger shark diving encounters have made it one of the premier dive destinations in the world. Amateur and professional photographers, videographers and shark lovers alike all enjoy the dives. There are numerous species of shark frequenting the area. You have opportunities to see Tiger Sharks, Lemon Sharks, Caribbean Reef Sharks, Nurse Sharks, Great Hammerheads, Bull Sharks and more. However, for many years now, the Tiger Shark diving has been taking front stage at Tiger Beach. Visiting divers are helping to change the perception of these top predators. Thanks to the foresight of the Bahamas, making all waters surrounding the nations islands a marine sanctuary, we are able to enjoy the benefits of a healthy marine ecosystem.
Best Shark Diving in the Bahamas
The reefs near tiger beach have a vast array of marine life, hard corals and soft corals. Visibility can reach well over 100 feet and you mix in some of the local reef and lemon sharks, you have a dream dive for many nature enthusiasts. The tiger sharks can grow to over 16 feet. When they come in, you’ll find yourself ignoring all the other sharks in the area and focusing on only the large, striped sharks. They seem to be more curious and cautious than you were expecting. Being completely surrounded by nature for the week, we know you will leave with more appreciation for the sharks, but also for the Bahamas as a whole. It is the best place for Tiger Shark Diving!
Dive Packages Include:
Not Included:
We strongly recommend DAN or equivalent dive accident insurance as well as separate dive trip/travel insurance. There are no refunds for lost days of diving due to weather cancellations, natural disaster, mechanical breakdown, air supply failure, travel delays, injury, equipment issues, etc..
Our host hotel for our tiger shark diving expeditions is a meticulously maintained 30-unit, gated community. West End is the oldest town and westernmost settlement of Grand Bahama Island.
Relax by the marina or go for a swim. Keep an eye out for the eagle ray family that call the marina home.
After shark diving, have your evening cocktail at the freshwater pool, and be prepared for a tasty surprise in the cozy dining-room after the sunset. Forget about the outside world!
The condos are fully furnished rental units. Unlike standard hotels, there is no daily room service. The condo will be supplied with fresh towels, bedding, and toilet paper. There is laundry (washer and dryer) in each unit if you’d like to freshen up your linens. Stop of at the store on the way in and pick up some extra toilet paper, dish soap, toiletries and snacks.
Reservations:
How do I secure my reservation?
A nonrefundable, nontransferable deposit of $500 – $1,000 USD (depending on trip) is required to make a reservation. Once received, you will be provided with an updated invoice confirming your dates, deposit, and balance.
Trip Insurance
We strongly recommend dive accident insurance as well as separate dive trip/travel insurance. These policies can be purchased from DAN, DiveAssure, and a number or other agencies.
There are no refunds for lost days of diving due to weather cancellations, natural disaster, trip delays, injury or equipment issues. Individual policies vary so check to ensure that you are covered in the event of unforeseen issues.What payment methods do you accept?
We accept Credit Card, Paypal, Check, Money Orders, and Bank Wire. We accept credit cards in the form of Mastercard, Visa, and American Express.
Is there any paperwork I need to fill out?
All guests are required to fill out a Epic Diving Liability Waiver, which can be found here. You’ll be able to download and fill out the waiver on your computer or tablet and email it back to us. Alternatively, you can print it out and bring it with you.
Travel:
What are the airport codes?
NAS – Nassau International Airport, New Providence
FPO – Freeport International Airport, Grand BahamaDo you provide pickup from Freeport Airport?
Because of the large number of arrival times, we do not include transportation from the airport to the hotel and back. It is easy for guests to hop in a cab for the 45 minute ride to the marina resort.
Can I fly direct to Freeport from the US
Several airlines have regular flights between Florida and Freeport, Grand Bahama.
What do I need to bring?
We recommend guests bring their own toiletries, sea sickness medication, and insect repellent. The day time temperatures are pretty warm. However, we suggest a light jacket for cool nights or after long hours in the water.
What is the weather like?
While we’d love to be able to predict the weather, it’s a difficult task. Here are some helpful indicators.
Diving:
What is the season for Tiger Shark Encounters
Our tiger shark diving trips from October through April. Although there are sharks here year-round, we schedule our dive calendar around the time with the greatest numbers of animals in order to ensure that guests have the experience they come looking for!
What is the water temperature
What level of dive certification do I need?
All divers must be open water certified for our tiger shark diving expeditions. Night dives or other specialty dives require advanced certification.
Other:
Are meals included?
Our tiger shark diving packages include lunch on the boat, in addition to drinks and snacks. However, breakfast and dinner are not included unless otherwise specified.
How can I contact you?
The quickest way to reach us would be email:
[email protected]
Joining our shark diving expeditions?
Be sure to look over of FAQs and Know Before You Go pages.
Look over this great article from Underwater Photography Guide: What You Need to Know about Diving Tiger Beach
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