Lost Blue Hole Liveaboard Diving near Nassau, Bahamas

Lost Blue Hole is a dive site in Nassau, Bahamas.

See below for all liveaboards that dive Lost Blue Hole.

The liveaboard shown opposite is the highest customer rated liveaboard diving Lost Blue Hole, scoring 9.2/10. You can easily book the All Star Cat Ppalu liveaboard using this link.

Lost Blue Hole

Lost Blue Hole begins at a rim around 13–14 metres and widens beneath the seabed, creating a dark blue contrast with the surrounding grass beds and sand. Sharks and turtles use the ledges, while jawfish and other small life reward a slower search outside; both Nassau day boats and liveaboards can reach it.

Bahamas liveaboards that dive Lost Blue Hole

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

6 liveaboards dive Lost Blue Hole Show liveaboards

All Star Cat Ppalu

Bahamas

Liveaboard Rated: 9.2/10

SDE Rating: 52%

How SDE Liveaboard Rating works for the All Star Cat Ppalu Liveaboard: 52%

The SDE Liveaboard Rating for the All Star Cat Ppalu 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 Cat Ppalu liveaboard are ([Diving:6/10] + [Cabin:3/10] + [Boat:5/10] + [Dining:7/10] + [Drinks:0/10] + [Non-diver:5/10] = 26/60). This total is compared to the maximum possible score of 60/60 to turn it into an overall percentage – which for the All Star Cat Ppalu liveaboard is calculated as 26/60 = 52% 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 £196.00 GBP /day

Cabins: 6·Bathrooms: 2·Guests: 12

Length: 20 m·Beam: 9 m

Dive certification:Open Water Diver
Logged dives:Minimum 10 logged dives

All Star Blackbeard’s Sea Explorer

Bahamas

Liveaboard Rated: 9.2/10

SDE Rating: 50%

How SDE Liveaboard Rating works for the All Star Blackbeard’s Sea Explorer Liveaboard: 50%

The SDE Liveaboard Rating for the All Star Blackbeard’s Sea Explorer 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 Blackbeard’s Sea Explorer liveaboard are ([Diving:7/10] + [Cabin:2/10] + [Boat:4/10] + [Dining:8/10] + [Drinks:0/10] + [Non-diver:1/10] = 22/60). This total is compared to the maximum possible score of 60/60 to turn it into an overall percentage – which for the All Star Blackbeard’s Sea Explorer liveaboard is calculated as 22/60 = 50% 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 £129.00 GBP /day

Cabins: 3·Bathrooms: 3·Guests: 18

Length: 65 ft·Beam: 19 ft

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

All Star Blackbeard’s Morning Star

Bahamas

Liveaboard Rated: 9.2/10

SDE Rating: 50%

How SDE Liveaboard Rating works for the All Star Blackbeard’s Morning Star Liveaboard: 50%

The SDE Liveaboard Rating for the All Star Blackbeard’s Morning Star 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 Blackbeard’s Morning Star liveaboard are ([Diving:7/10] + [Cabin:2/10] + [Boat:4/10] + [Dining:8/10] + [Drinks:0/10] + [Non-diver:1/10] = 22/60). This total is compared to the maximum possible score of 60/60 to turn it into an overall percentage – which for the All Star Blackbeard’s Morning Star liveaboard is calculated as 22/60 = 50% 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 £126.00 GBP /day

Cabins: 9·Bathrooms: 3·Guests: 24

Length: 65 ft·Beam: 19 ft

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

Bahamas Aggressor II

Bahamas

Liveaboard Rated: 8.9/10

SDE Rating: 67%

How SDE Liveaboard Rating works for the Bahamas Aggressor II Liveaboard: 67%

The SDE Liveaboard Rating for the Bahamas Aggressor II 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 Bahamas Aggressor II liveaboard are ([Diving:9/10] + [Cabin:8/10] + [Boat:5/10] + [Dining:7/10] + [Drinks:0/10] + [Non-diver:4/10] = 33/60). This total is compared to the maximum possible score of 60/60 to turn it into an overall percentage – which for the Bahamas Aggressor II liveaboard is calculated as 33/60 = 67% 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 £243.00 GBP /day

Cabins: 10·Bathrooms: 10·Guests: 20

Length: 110 ft·Beam: 25 ft

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

Bahamas Aggressor

Bahamas

Liveaboard Rated: 8.7/10

SDE Rating: 62%

How SDE Liveaboard Rating works for the Bahamas Aggressor Liveaboard: 62%

The SDE Liveaboard Rating for the Bahamas Aggressor 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 Bahamas Aggressor liveaboard are ([Diving:9/10] + [Cabin:6/10] + [Boat:6/10] + [Dining:6/10] + [Drinks:0/10] + [Non-diver:3/10] = 30/60). This total is compared to the maximum possible score of 60/60 to turn it into an overall percentage – which for the Bahamas Aggressor liveaboard is calculated as 30/60 = 62% 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 £237.00 GBP /day

Cabins: 6·Bathrooms: 9·Guests: 14

Length: 100 ft·Beam: 22 ft

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

All Star Aqua Cat

Bahamas

Liveaboard Rated: 9.3/10

SDE Rating: 78%

How SDE Liveaboard Rating works for the All Star Aqua Cat Liveaboard: 78%

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 ([Diving:10/10] + [Cabin:6/10] + [Boat:7/10] + [Dining:9/10] + [Drinks:0/10] + [Non-diver:6/10] = 38/60). 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 38/60 = 78% 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 £222.00 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
Lost Blue Hole

Lost Blue Hole Diver Details

Useful training for this site
Open Water Diver, Good buoyancy control skills, Enriched Air (Nitrox) Diver

Suggested equipment
3mm wetsuit, 5mm wetsuit, Dive computer, Surface marker buoy (SMB), Nitrox

Dive type
Blue hole, Reef, Wall

Entry
Boat

Minimum recommended experience
Beginner

Bahamas; Lost Blue Hole Dive Site Details

Water type
Salt

Water temperature
24.0°C–29.0°C

Best time to dive Lost Blue Hole
November to May for generally settled weather and lower hurricane risk; diving is possible year round when conditions allow

Depth
13.0m–30.0m

Visibility
15.0m–30.0m

Current strength
Generally mild

Location
25.0295, -77.1414

Bahamas’ Lost Blue Hole dive site map and location

The latitude and longitude for Bahamas’ Lost Blue Hole dive site are: 25.0295, -77.1414

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Lost Blue Hole Liveaboard Dive Site

Lost Blue Hole is defined by a bell-shaped marine sinkhole about 30 metres across, with a rim around 13–14 metres and a much deeper floor beyond recreational limits. Lost Blue Hole begins at a rim around 13–14 metres and widens beneath the seabed, creating a dark blue contrast with the surrounding grass beds and sand. Sharks and turtles use the ledges, while jawfish and other small life reward a slower search outside; both Nassau day boats and liveaboards can reach it.

Underwater, look for nurse sharks, Caribbean reef sharks, loggerhead turtles, stingrays, jacks, jawfish, gobies, blennies, lobster and shrimp. These are characteristic or possible encounters rather than guarantees; weather, tide and season still decide what arrives on any individual dive. The clear Bahamian water rewards a measured pace, with wide-angle scenery in one direction and smaller life beneath ledges or across the sand in the other.

Open Water divers can remain around the rim within their limits; deeper interior exploration is not implied. Monitor depth closely and do not enter caves or exceed training and gas planning. The Liveaboard.com Lost Blue Hole guide supports the site profile used here. Divers should still treat the boat briefing as the current authority because moorings, sea state and tide can change after any published guide was written.

Nassau day boats make this more accessible than many Out Island sites. A liveaboard still adds an early entry, multiple daily dives and a seamless start to an Exumas itinerary. This is the practical benefit of staying aboard: less of the day is lost travelling, and the captain can sequence sites around tide, light and exposure rather than a fixed return to harbour. Where day boats also visit, an early liveaboard entry can mean quieter water and fewer divers sharing the same reef or swim-through.

Nearby itinerary contrasts include Periwinkle Reef and Nassau. Bahamas liveaboards may offer night diving at a suitable nearby mooring, although this particular site should never be assumed to be the night-dive location. Check the exact route before booking because a Bahamas itinerary name does not guarantee every named site.

Compare the available Bahamas diving liveaboards by itinerary, experience requirements and the parts of the island chain they actually visit. The right boat is the one whose route matches this site, not simply the one with the broadest Bahamas label.

The Lost Blue Hole dive site in the Bahamas is visited by six dive liveaboards. The highest customer-rated liveaboard scores 9.3 out of 10. Prices across these liveaboards start from £126.00.

If you want a more intimate experience, the smallest liveaboard in this selection of the Lost Blue Hole dive liveaboards is All Star Cat Ppalu, which has 6 cabins, accommodates up to 12 guests, and is 20 m in length. If you prefer a larger boat, All Star Aqua Cat, which is 102 ft in length, has 11 cabins, and accommodates up to 30 guests.

To dive the Lost Blue Hole dive site, the minimum diver certification is Open Water Diver, and logged dive requirements range from no minimum number of logged dives to minimum 10 logged dives. So be careful when you choose a liveaboard that has the Lost Blue Hole dive site on its itinerary, to make sure both your dive certification and level of experience match its minimum levels.