Join us for unforgettable shark dive and educational opportunities for a 10 night-9 day trip around The Bahamas to meet up to ten different species of sharks and rays.

We will sail on board a 46ft Leopard catamaran with a maximum of six passengers and five crew members, including Kewin and Cristina.
On the first day, we will board the boat in Freeport, Grand Bahama, at the dock in Port Lucaya. Once everyone is on board, we will sail for dinner.
There are three areas we are going to cover during our cruise; like anything open ocean related, they are dependent on weather, and we will do our best to navigate from one to the other to avoid the worst conditions, so there is no specific itinerary.
After checking the weather in the evening, we will discuss the best option for the following day or days and will include the group of divers in the decision making process.

The locations and dives are:
1. Shark Junction, where we will conduct swimming on reef, no structured shark dives, and our unique interactive shark dive, learning about the local shiver of Caribbean Reef and all the sharks on the site.

2. Tiger Beach, where we will be diving with Tiger, Lemon, Caribbean, and Bull sharks.
3. Bimini for the unique Great Hammerhead shark dives and the opportunity to meet baby Lemon sharks, Atlantic Sharp-nose sharks, and stingrays in the shallows.

We will land and allow for some time off walking the island of Bimini and checking out the local places. Evening and sunset snorkel and swims around some of the local attractions are also included in our itinerary.

We will complete a max of three dives per day, no night dives; dives are determined by weather, underwater conditions, current, visibility to guarantee the best safe experience for all participants.

A minimum of an Open Water Diver certification is required to join our trip.

We return to Freeport, Grand Bahama Island, and disembark on the last day of the cruise after breakfast.
Cabins are double occupancy; we will provide a divisor between the beds for people sharing the same room. Each cabin has one private bathroom with a shower and a charging station.
The boat will provide one towel for the shower and one for diving at the start of the cruise.
We share our meals on the back deck; we will use the inside dining area in case of wind or rain.
The water temperature around 73-74 F (23-24 C) however, many dives are stationary.

A full wetsuit is mandatory for all the dives; we also recommend gloves,  hood, and possibly additional layers over a 3mm suit. Most dives are shallow, but we might complete a dive or two in 18-25m 60-80ft depending on weather and itinerary; they will not be the first dives of the trip.

During each cruise, Cristina will give several presentations about sharks, behavior, ocean conservation, and the work we conduct in The Bahamas and the rest of the world. 

Kewin will be the official photographer and videographer, collecting images and videos of your trip above and below the water. It will be emailed to you as a package at the end of your trip, included in the price.