Would like to take 1 day trip in a very clear water like "Tiger Beach". I have done Cairns, Oahu, Caribbean and some other places... but I have never seen a clarity comparable to Tiger Beach wich mostly offer a liveaboard experience. Is there other options?
Is there an affordable "Tiger Beach" or equivalent?
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How about a day trip to tiger beach? Stuart Cove offers one. Or they used to.
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that option is a charter only trip last time i checked.
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Yup. 3 days... sorry.
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Do you want shark diving, or just particularly high viz. diving?
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If you specifically want to dive at Tiger Beach, I believe Epic Diving does it from Grand Bahama as a day trip. Tiger Shark Diving: Tiger Beach Grand Bahama Island - Epic Diving
So does Reef Oasis at the Wyndham Viva Fortuna resort.
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If you just want stunningly clear water, Grand Caymans North Wall is so clear they warn you to watch your depth as there's nothing in the water to judge by. Cayman Brac or Little Cayman are said to be better. Turks & Caicos is another place where we routinely saw large pelagics 2-300' below us clearly.
Bonaire is also exceptionally good since there's no riviers so no run-off and they protect the marine reserve since it's their livelihood. All small stuff there - no large pelagics to speak of.
So does Reef Oasis at the Wyndham Viva Fortuna resort.
Diving with Tiger Sharks & Caribbean Reef Sharks | Grand Bahama
If you just want stunningly clear water, Grand Caymans North Wall is so clear they warn you to watch your depth as there's nothing in the water to judge by. Cayman Brac or Little Cayman are said to be better. Turks & Caicos is another place where we routinely saw large pelagics 2-300' below us clearly.
Bonaire is also exceptionally good since there's no riviers so no run-off and they protect the marine reserve since it's their livelihood. All small stuff there - no large pelagics to speak of.
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Cove's pulled out of Old Bahama Bay resort a few years ago so I don't believe they offer it any longer. It's no longer on their website..
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I am also confused by the OP’s request.
I’ve done Tiger Beach with Reef Oasis at the Viva Wyndham Bahamas.
In my experience, the best diving I have had has not been in crystal clear water. Nutrient rich water, often times sacrificing some visibility, especially with a little current, usually brings about the best dazzling array of life.
I’ve done Tiger Beach with Reef Oasis at the Viva Wyndham Bahamas.
In my experience, the best diving I have had has not been in crystal clear water. Nutrient rich water, often times sacrificing some visibility, especially with a little current, usually brings about the best dazzling array of life.
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Mona, if you're lucky enough to get there, happens to have stunning visibility.
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