BAHAMAS UNLIMITED SHARK DIVING:
TIGER, GREAT HAMMERHEAD
and bull sharks
25th MARCH - 1st aPRIL 2025
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Unlimited Diving Liveaboard Trip in the Bahamas
Dive into the adventure of a lifetime with our Unlimited Diving Liveaboard Trip in the Bahamas. Known as one of the World’s premier destinations for shark diving, our trip offers the best opportunities to dive with a variety of shark species, including:
Tiger Sharks
Great Hammerhead Sharks
Bull Sharks
Lemon Sharks
Nurse Sharks
Caribbean Reef Sharks
Dive as Much as You Want!
With us, you can dive to your heart's content. Whether you're an early riser or a night owl, our unlimited diving policy means you can explore the underwater world whenever you like. Our expeditions include:
Day Dives: You can literally immerse yourself underwater for as long as you want! Dive sites are around 10-16m (30-45’) deep. Shallow diving means you can dive for 2 hours at a time and as long as you are within your diving limits can come up for a tank refill and go straight back down!
Night Dives: Experience the thrill of night diving with tiger sharks, bull sharks, and with some luck hammerhead sharks! We are the only liveaboard doing these dives!
Why Choose Our Bahamas Liveaboard? A Shark adventure & conservation experience!
Conservation: At Baja Wild Encounters, we're committed to conscious tourism that supports ocean preservation. Which is why we've joined forces with wildlife conservationist Jim Abernethy, founder of Tiger Beach. Thanks to his efforts, sharks are now protected in the Bahamas, inspiring similar protections worldwide!
Unlimited Diving: No restrictions on the number of dives – dive all day and enjoy a night dive with sharks. No one else does unlimited diving!
Night Dives: The only boat consistently running night dives!
Expert Guides: Our experienced dive guides ensure your safety and provide insights into shark behaviour.
Aimed for enthusiast: We are not here for luxury, we are here to have the best encounters with sharks, and lots of them!
All-Inclusive Packages: Enjoy all-inclusive packages that cover diving, meals, and accommodations.
Tour Information
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Sharks:
Great Hammerheads
Tiger shark
Bull shark
Lemon shark
Nurse shark
Caribbean Reef sharks
Friendly curious Atlantic Spotted Dolphins
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Accommodation (dorm style cabin)
Meals and beverages
Weights
Port fees
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Scuba Diving Gear - please bring your own or hire prior to the trip - message us and we can help arrange dive gear at an additional cost.
Nitrox is not included but is available.
Flights/transfers to and from meeting point in Riviera Beach, Florida.
Extra food & drinks before and after the trip.
Crew gratuity - tips are usually between 10% and 15% of the fare).
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Full Scuba equipment IMPORTANT: all gear must be black or dark colours:
Mask
BCD
Regulators
Belt
Dive Computer (requirement!)
Dark Wetsuit (recommended 5mm)
Dark Fins
Black GlovesCamera to save the moments - although we will be taking and sharing videos with you.
Warm clothing - it can get cold on the boat.
Sunscreen/protection - it can also get really sunny and warm during the day - please bring biodegradable, as normal sun protection is damaging for the reefs.
Sea sickness pills - it can get very wavey in the open ocean.
A good attitude, this is nature, there are no guarantees with what we can see, we will use our experience and expertise to put you in the best places possible for sightings but there is always a chance that you won’t see anything - although very rare!
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Quad occupancy: $4,452USD* per person (tax included).
*Plus Service fee
This is aimed at adventurers, this is not luxury travel. We are searching for the wildest encounters with sharks possible! -
Must be Scuba Diving certified - Open Water (level 1) is required, however having more experience will make this trip more enjoyable for you.
Full scuba diving equipment - rental available on request at extra cost.
All divers must have a Dive Computer or Timing Device.
All Divers MUST HAVE Dive insurance (we recommend DiveAssure)
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DATES 2025
This is our one exclusive trip for the year
March 25th to April 1st
Itinerary
* Please note that this itinerary is a guideline and may change slightly due to weather, water conditions, marine life sighting reports, and other factors out of our control.
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Day 1: Embark from Riviera Beach, Florida. Overnight travel to the Bahamas.
Day 2: Morning passport check-in at immigration. Arrive at Tiger Beach for first dives.
Day 3: Unlimited dives at Tiger Beach, including a night dive.
Day 4: Unlimited dives at Tiger Beach. Overnight travel to Bimini.
Day 5 & 6: Morning search for wild Atlantic spotted dolphins. Unlimited dives in Bimini, including night dives.
Day 7: Unlimited dives in Bimini. Overnight journey back to Florida.
Day 8: Arrive at Riviera Beach. Passport control at immigration and disembark.
Optional Days 9/10: Snorkel with bull sharks, search for manatees, and explore the Everglades.
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About the vessel
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Our home for the week is compact and cozy. The beds are dorm cabin style, not luxurious but comfortable! Theres a charging port in each bed and a place to put you belongings. Space is limited so please pack light, you don't need a full wardrobe for the boat! :)
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4 bathrooms with a full size shower in each on the dive deck (also air conditioned) – each bathroom is assigned to a cabin so guests can leave their personal items inside
2 community lavatories on the dive deck
Large galley that comfortably accommodates all passengers with a projector and a drop-down screen for group presentations
Salon is comfortable with sofas, a TV, a computer table set up, books and DVD’s
All power is 110 (just like the US)
Large shaded sundeck with lawn chairs – perfect for relaxing between dives
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Huge, well organized dive deck with gear storage for all your diving equipment
Spacious camera table with lots of power outlets
Dive platform for easy access to the inflatable pangas
Rinse shower on the dive platform
2 on-board compressors
2 inflatable pangas with drivers to get you to and from the dive sites – each has a sturdy ladder for the safety and comfort of our divers
Area Information
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Poor 15m
Average 25m
Good 35m
Great Like looking through air
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Averages (but can be colder):
March: 24°C - 27°C (75°F - 80°F)
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Averages: High/Low
March: 28°C (82°F) / 19°C (67°F)
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Closest airports in order of closest to furthest:
Palm Beach
Fort Lauderdale
Miami
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FAQs
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Yes, the Bahamas is one of the best places in the world for shark diving. You can encounter a variety of shark species including tiger sharks, great hammerhead sharks, bull sharks, lemon sharks, nurse sharks, and Caribbean reef sharks.
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The best time to see sharks in the Bahamas is from November to May when the water visibility is at its best and shark activity is high. Which is why we choose March as this is great for Tigers and Great Hammerheads.
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Most sharks in the Bahamas can be found around locations like Tiger Beach, Bimini, the Exumas and Cat Island. These areas are known for their high shark populations and excellent diving conditions.
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Great white sharks are rare in the Bahamas. They prefer cooler waters and are more commonly found off the coast of Mexico, South Africa, Australia, and parts of the United States.
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The best months for shark diving in the Bahamas are from November to May, with peak activity often seen from December to March. We choose March as the weather tends to be better and less chance of cancelled dives due to storms.
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The best months to dive in the Bahamas are November to May, providing ideal water temperatures and visibility.
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Yes, it is generally safe to swim in the Bahamas. However, always follow local safety guidelines and be aware of your surroundings.
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Yes, snorkeling in the Bahamas is safe and very popular due to the clear waters and abundant marine life. Always use proper equipment and follow safety instructions.
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No, there are no native crocodile or alligator species in the Bahamas. The waters are home to a variety of marine life, but crocodiles are not among them.
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Tiger sharks can be aggressive and are considered one of the more dangerous shark species due to their size and diet. However, attacks on humans are very rare. When diving with tiger sharks you must ALWAYS follow your shark guide's instructions and never push the limits.
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Bull sharks have a reputation for aggression and we must respect them. On these dives, they often circle the area, occasionally making close passes. Despite their bad reputation, they usually maintain a calm demeanour and don't pose many threats. When diving with bull sharks you must ALWAYS follow your shark guide's instructions and never push the limits.