Guide to diving Hole in the Wall in Great Abaco Island, Bahamas

Hole in the Wall is a dive site in Great Abaco Island, Bahamas.

See below for all liveaboards that dive Hole in the Wall.

The liveaboard shown opposite is the highest customer rated liveaboard diving Hole in the Wall, scoring 9.3/10. You can easily book the All Star Aqua Cat liveaboard using this link.

Bahamas liveaboards that dive Hole in the Wall

Below are all the dive liveaboards currently found for Hole in the Wall in the Bahamas, sorted from highest to lowest customer liveaboard rating, with unrated liveaboards shown last.

All Star Aqua Cat

Bahamas

Liveaboard Rated: 9.3/10

SDE Rating: 73%

How SDE Liveaboard Rating works for the All Star Aqua Cat Liveaboard: 73%

The SDE Liveaboard Rating for the All Star Aqua Cat liveaboard works by taking the six individual SDE Liveaboard Rating scores, with each one being scored out of 10 and then adding them together. For the All Star Aqua Cat liveaboard are ( [Boat:6/10] + [Cabin:6/10] + [Diving:9/10]+ [Food:9/10] + [Drinks:8/10] + [Non-diver:6/10] = 44/60). This total is compared to the maximum possible score of 60/60 to turn it into an overall percentage – which for the All Star Aqua Cat liveaboard is calculated as 44/60 = 73% SDE Liveaboard Rating.

This makes it easy to compare different liveaboards at a glance. See a more detailed explanation of how SDE Liveaboard Rating works together with all dive liveaboards ranked by SDE Liveaboard Rating .

From £224.00 GBP /day

Cabins: 11·Bathrooms: 13·Guests: 30

Length: 102 ft·Beam: 35 ft

Dive certification:Open Water Diver
Logged dives:No minimum number of logged dives

Hole in the Wall Liveaboard Dive Site

The Hole in the Wall dive site is currently visited by one featured dive liveaboard, All Star Aqua Cat, which has a customer score of 9.3 and prices starting from £224.00.

This boat has 11 cabins, accommodates up to 30 guests, and is 102 ft in length.

To dive this site, the minimum diver certification is Open Water Diver, and you are required to have no minimum number of logged dives.