Looking for dive site / dive op recommendations for Nassau in April. Flying in on Monday / Flying out on Friday. My wife and I both are OW cert with 13 logged dives. Will be north of 20 in April made up of Florida springs / keys dives.
Nassau Dive Site / OP suggestions
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For a dive Op, look into Stuart Cove's. There are a couple other ops, but they are the "big fish" so to speak. The good news is that they will pick you up at many of the Nassau hotels. The bad news is that you might be on a boat with divers from the cruise ships and tied to their schedule (relatively short dives) especially on your first day. If you explain to them that you are staying at a local hotel, they might put you on a boat with no cruise ship divers which would tend to give you a little more flexibility.
As far as local Nassau dive sites, I would recommend the James Bond Wrecks. Sitting side by side are the "Tears of Allah" boat from "Never Say Never" and the ABS Tubing "skeleton" of the full sized mock-up of an RAF Vulcan Bomber that was "crashed" in "Thunderball".
Another good dive site to hit is the "Ray of Hope" which is a wreck with a healthy population of Reef Sharks.
Have fun and a great trip.
As far as local Nassau dive sites, I would recommend the James Bond Wrecks. Sitting side by side are the "Tears of Allah" boat from "Never Say Never" and the ABS Tubing "skeleton" of the full sized mock-up of an RAF Vulcan Bomber that was "crashed" in "Thunderball".
Another good dive site to hit is the "Ray of Hope" which is a wreck with a healthy population of Reef Sharks.
Have fun and a great trip.
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