Dive into History: Exploring Shipwrecks & Reefs on a Nassau Scuba Tour
Ten metres below the surface of the Atlantic, the wheelhouse of a 95-foot party boat rises off the sandy bottom, thick with coral and alive with schools of grunt and snapper. Nassau, the capital of The Bahamas, has spent decades building a deliberate artificial reef system on New Providence Island — purpose-sunk wrecks, deep blue holes, and shallow coral gardens all within a short boat ride of the southwest marinas. This article covers the standout wreck and reef sites on a typical Nassau scuba tour, what level of certification each requires, and the logistical realities of a day on