Tiger Beach
This diving location is without a doubt one of the most well-known Tiger Shark dives in the world. It's a 34-kilometer boat ride north of Grand Bahama's West End, amid a shallow area of sandy bottom. It is located on the western border of the Little Bahamas Bank and is well-known for its large tiger shark population. Visitors come from all over the globe to observe these magnificent creatures in the shallow 9m crystal blue waters. With clear water perfect for photographers and videographers, it might be the finest site to get up close and personal with these stunning apex predators.
- Shallow and clear water makes it ideal for photography
- A healthy population of tiger sharks makes it the best place to spot these majestic animals
- Easy dive means divers of all experience levels can enjoy it
What you will see: The Tiger Shark is a massive macropredator that may grow to be 5m long. Tiger shark populations are generally found in tropical and temperate seas surrounding the central Pacific islands. They feature a characteristic tiger pattern that disappears as the shark grows older. They are nocturnal, solitary hunters who feed on crabs, fish, seals, birds, sea snakes, and sometimes dolphins. They are renowned as the garbage eaters of the sea because they have been discovered to devour almost everything they come into touch with, even man-made things that remain in their stomachs.
