Abi on Deep Water Cay
On the east end of Grand Bahama Island is Deep Water Cay. Known mostly for it’s sand flats and epic bone fishing, Deep Water Cay has introduced scuba in recent months. Stephen, Cristian and I headed out there to check it out. After an hours drive and a short boat ride, we were there.
Deep Water Cay’s main building behind the dock.
The dive boat
There were interesting horizons to photograph in every direction
First stop were the sand flats right off the island resort where there were mangroves, sea stars and white sand.
Cristian sets up his shot with a cooperative sea star in the foreground
Stephen also got the shot
Working the over unders in shallow, warm, clear water is a pleasure!
Deep Water Cay has nice shallow reefs with easy swim throughs in many places
We also found some healthy staghorn coral. Here Cristian films the reef.
The most enchanting part of the day was an inlet where we snorkeled, called Thrift Dive. The entire snorkel was in only a few feet of water with lots of things to see.
All in all it was a lovely day on the east side of the island. Now Cristian is off to Abacos and Stephen and I are off to Green Turtle Cay.
- Introduction.
- Adam’s blog day 5
- Abi on Deep Water Cay
- Adam’s blog day 6
- Abi at Green Turtle Cay
- Abi at Green Turtle Cay day 2
- Adam’s blog day 7
- Adam’s blog day 8