Bahamas Snorkeling Gallery

The reefs, the sandbars, the sea caves and the boats — the water these trips actually cover.

Light falling through the roof of a Bahamian sea cave

A Bahamian beach stop at the end of a snorkeling trip

Boats moored off a Bahamian cay on a calm morning

A snorkeling boat anchored over the reef off New Providence

A powerboat running between snorkeling stops near Nassau

Shallow Bahamian reef with coral heads and reef fish

Snorkellers in the water on a Nassau reef trip

A snorkeler finning over turquoise water in the Bahamas

A Nassau snorkeling boat over clear shallow water

Turquoise shallows and white sand off Rose Island

A nurse shark resting on the sand in shallow Bahamian water

A snorkeler in the shallows above a Bahamian reef

See it for yourself

Reef trips leave Nassau and Freeport every morning, with gear included and free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.

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Reef, sandbar, sea cave and beach stop — the water these trips work, and the boats that reach it. For which departure goes where, see the snorkeling spots, or read the Bahamas Snorkeling Tours comparison of every trip. Marine life covers what is swimming through these photographs, and Bahamas snorkeling guided tours all leave from docks a few minutes from the cruise wharf.