Snorkeling
Bring or rent your own underwater gear to get close to marine life. You can explore on your own or take a guided tour. View vibrant school of fish, numerous coral reefs and swim with the dolphins. Trendy places to go snorkeling are Booby Rock Channel, Rose Island Reefs, the Gambier Deep Reef and the Goulding Reef Cays.
Kayaking
Many hotels and resorts offer the opportunity to go kayaking. Otherwise, you can select to take an adventure-kayaking trip or have a guided tour. Roam the shore to discover hidden caves, uninhabited cays and remote beaches when you sea-kayak. You are able to book a kayaking trip with The Out Islands of The Bahamas.
Sailing
The Bahamas is 50 miles from the Florida coast and consist of 32 ports for you to explore the breathtaking islands. Join the 100,000 boaters who escape to The Bahamas via sailing or boating a year. You can capture a live water voyage by sailing on a number of private charters, yachts, catamarans and boats that are available.
Diving
Divers can choose from 25 dive locations. Dive the water to explore inland blue holes, sunken Spanish galleons, coral reefs, marine life and caves. Some adventurous dive expeditions allow divers to feed and swim with reef sharks. Contact the Grand Bahamas Scuba at (242) 373-9791, Sunn Odyssey Diver at (866) OK2-DIVE or Viva Diving Bahamas at (877) 260-4669 to locate a place to dive.
Hiking
Go on a nature hike alone or have a professional tour guide help you learn about the vast plants, wildlife and the island's distinctive animals. Many tours offer a brief ecology history, such as The Bimini Nature Hiking Trails. You schedule a guided nature trail hike with many of the local hotels. Interested visitors may have the chance to hike Mount Alvernia the highest point in The Bahamas.
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