The first of its kind in the world, Exuma National Park is famous for its pristine beauty, outstanding anchorages and breathtaking marine environment.
A strictly ‘no take’ zone, the ‘no fishing, conching, shelling or lobstering’ rules, where nothing living or dead may be removed from within the Park boundries, means that it is one of the finest natural marine reserves in the world.
As well as diving its waters, one of the other best ways to explore the 365 acres of the predominately uninhabited islands is on a kayaking eco-expedition.
With so many islands and dive sites to explore, a liveaboard is one of the most popular ways to dive the Bahamas. Enjoy crystal clear water, vibrant reefs, blue holes, plentiful shark encounters and photographic opportunities. Find Out More about Bahamas Liveaboard
This luxurious catamaran liveaboard operates throughout the year to the Exumas, the most pristine area in the Bahamas, where you will find plenty of sharks, mysterious blue holes and isolated islands. Find Out More about Aqua Cat
An intimate and luxurious vessel, the Bahamas Aggressor accommodates just 14 passengers and offers year-round itineraries to the Bahamas finest dive sites including shark encounters. Find Out More about Bahamas Aggressor
Departing from Nassau, this 20 metre sloop visits the stunning waters of the Exumas, southwest Eleuthera and Little San Salvador in the central Bahamas. Accommodation is casual and is a great option for a group of friends. Find Out More about Blackbeard Cruises
