Shark Rodeo
The most renowned diving location in the Bahamas is located off Walker's Cay on the Bahamas' northernmost island. It is a shark-infested location where divers may view sharks in their native homes. It's mostly Caribbean reef sharks, with a few catsharks thrown in for good measure. Shark Rodeo is one of the best dive sites in the Bahamas. The Shark Rodeo, created by Gary Adkison and Barry Albury, managers and assistant managers of Walker's Cay Undersea Adventures, is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see wild sharks in their natural habitat. The event attracts up to 100 Caribbean reef sharks, black-tipped reef sharks, and nurse sharks. The "chumsicle," a frozen confection of discarded fish pieces recycled from the catch of Walker's Cay's sportfishing boats, is the secret to the Shark Rodeo. After the divers have gathered on the bottom, the chumsicle is suspended in mid-water. This feeding strategy regulates the pace of the rodeo by regulating the degree of the food stimulant and also prevents any relationship between the divers and the meal.
- Shark Feeding Dive, where you can view up to 100 sharks at the same time
- Dive is simple and current-free.
- One of the most well-known diving spots in the Bahamas.
What you will see: Larger fish, such as sharks. Pelagic predators congregate in this region, so keep a lookout for sharks, rays, jacks, and other species.
