energizing, safe, don't take a snorkel and have cameras ready. There can be interaction with humans and sharks that is pro-active and not threatening and not associated with feeding.Shot with nikonos and 20mm lens

Facts about Nassau It is in Bahamas Nassau is in the Atlantic (South). The typical depth is 0-20 Metres 0-60 Feet. The typical visibility is 10-30 Metres 30-100 Feet.

Dive types Marine Life Diving facilities Photo facilities

Images taken on this dive site

by David Cohn
"shark dive" bahamas, no cages and no touching.-carribean reef sharks, lemons and occaisonal bull shark

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by Travis Henry
You never know when an emergency may pop up or the urge will strike?!

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by Travis Henry
Black Tip reef shark at the Bahamas (shark wall). Taken w/ a DC500 no strobes or lenses.

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by Steven Anderson
This image was taken as the Reef Sharks came to the feeding, they ventured in from all directions high and low. Yet another image taken during my Christmas trip to Nassau.

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by Steven Anderson
Closeup of a Reef Shark and another one lurking in the shadows! Taken while diving off Nassau - Bahamas

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by Pedro Padilla
Southern Stingray taken his NAP, thanks to Nicolai Ruprechter show us. Nikon D80 with 15mm lens.

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by Pedro Padilla
Carribean Reef Shark, Bahamas. Nikon D80 with 15mm lens, two strobe ikelite ds160 f/8 @ 1/125 ISO-200

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by Steven Anderson
Another view of a sunny and busy day at Stuart Cove's - Nassau Bahamas

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by Steven Anderson
This image was taken during a beautiful sunset at Cable Beach in Nassau with my Tokina 10-17 mm lens

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by Steven Anderson
Never a Gull moment....hahaha! This image was taken on the beach in Nassau.

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by Steven Anderson
Diving off the Bahamas and inspecting all holes usually presents an opportunity like this. This guy was not so keen on having his photo taken.Spotted Moray Eel very common in the Caribbean.

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by Steven Anderson
The enemy of the sea and the reef - The Lionfish -This image was taken off Nassau, 2 years ago - Im sure there are many more now!

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by Ryan Ware
Wreck in Nassau Bahamas. For a quick second all the divers were out of the background.

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by Steven Anderson
A great morning in Nassau at Stuart Coves ....Captains start your engines!!!!!

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