Shear Water Liveaboard
Bahamas
Liveaboard Rated: 8.8/10
SDE Rating: 48%
From £366.00 GBP /day
Cabins: 4·Bathrooms: 2·Guests: 10
Length: 22 m·Beam: 6 m
Tiger Beach is a dive site in Grand Bahamas Island, Bahamas.
See below for all liveaboards that dive Tiger Beach.
The liveaboard shown opposite is the highest customer rated liveaboard diving Tiger Beach, scoring 8.8/10. You can easily book the Shear Water Liveaboard using this link.
Below are all the dive liveaboards currently found for Tiger Beach in the Bahamas, sorted from highest to lowest customer liveaboard rating, with unrated liveaboards shown last.
Useful training for this site
Open Water Diver, Good buoyancy control skills, Advanced Open Water Diver, AWARE Shark Conservation
Suggested equipment
3mm wetsuit, 5mm wetsuit, Dive computer, Surface marker buoy (SMB)
Dive type
Baited or feeding dive, Open pool diving, Shark dive
Entry
Boat
Minimum recommended experience
Advanced
Water type
Salt
Water temperature
23.0°C–30.0°C
Best time to dive Tiger Beach
October to January is a strong tiger-shark period; November to May generally brings settled high-season conditions
Depth
8.0m–15.0m
Visibility
20.0m–35.0m
Current strength
Generally mild
Location
26.971, -79.1098
The latitude and longitude for Bahamas’ Tiger Beach dive site are: 26.971, -79.1098
The Tiger Beach dive site in the Bahamas is visited by five dive liveaboards. The highest customer-rated liveaboard scores 9.4 out of 10. Prices across these liveaboards start from £222.00.
If you want a more intimate experience, the smallest liveaboard in this selection of the Tiger Beach dive liveaboards is Shear Water Liveaboard, which has 4 cabins, accommodates up to 10 guests, and is 22 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 Tiger Beach dive site, the minimum diver certification ranges from Open Water Diver to Advanced Open Water Diver, and logged dive requirements range from no minimum number of logged dives to minimum 30 logged dives. So be careful when you choose a liveaboard that has the Tiger Beach dive site on its itinerary, to make sure both your dive certification and level of experience match its minimum levels.