Scuba Diving vacations in the Bahamas abaord the yacht Dolphin Dream.

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SCUBA Diving Vacations
WELCOME DIVERS AND SNORKLERS!

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Join Us for the Best SCUBA Diving vacation In The Bahamas

The area we do most of our diving is 25 miles from the nearest land on the western edge of the Little Bahama Bank, about 60 miles from West Palm Beach, Florida, and is only accessible to live-aboard dive boats. The area is continually fed by the warm, nutrient-rich waters of the Gulfstream. The result is a very healthy reef system with incredible hard and soft corals and a profusion of fish life. Sharks, turtles, octopus, moray eels and a kaleidoscope of tropical fish and critters - definitely some of the best diving in the Caribbean. Visibility can reach 100+ feet with water temperatures between 75F in winter to 86F in summer. Other areas we sometimes visit include Mantanilla, the Gingerbreads, Walker’s Cay and Bimini.

Diving vacations on the Dolphin Dream are zero-stress and easy. After your gear is set up on a tank at the beginning of the week, it stays that way for the rest of the trip - the crew takes care of everything else. We provide both comfortable soft weights and traditional hard weights. Entry to the water is easy-access, and a great ladder makes coming back onboard a breeze. The crew will even rinse your camera gear for you.

Safety and service is our motto. The crew helps you with your gear, helps you in and out of the water, helps with cameras, and helps with bottom times, anything you need we are there to help. Generally the dives are low risk, little or no current, less than 100 feet deep. There is always a crew member watching bubbles and the horizon should anyone surface with a problem.

Dive have fun and leave the work to us.

In 15-20 feet of water lies the wreck of a 330ft. four-masted steel sailing vessel. The nickname “Sugar Wreck” refers to the cargo of molasses she was carrying from Central America via Havana destined for the northeast US. The ship was run aground by a hurricane in the shallow water. about 100 years ago. The ship broke apart and opened up over time, becoming home to an amazing amount of life. Huge resident loggerhead turtles are a highlight, and are the stars of the show on night dives. Sugar Wreck is also home to nurse sharks, octopus, moray eels, black grouper, hundreds of barracuda and literally thousands of fish of every description. Not to be missed!

This is an incredible night dive. Between the turtles, nurse sharks, moray eels, conch, crabs, zillions of fish, plus creatures you have only seen in your imagination you will nearly be out of breath with excitement and awe as you climb back aboard and tell the crew what an incredible dive you just had.

Mt Olympus: As the name suggests, this site really is “home of the gods”. High-profile coral starts in about 60ft of water and drops off to over 1500ft with a stair-step at about 125ft. Awe-inspiring canyons of coral dwarf the scuba divers, and we occasionally see hammerhead sharks cruising the wall.