Cay Sal Bank Bahamas

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and the Legend of the Blue Holes!
Situated just 30 miles (49 km) north of Cuba, Cay Sal Bank is the most remote area
of the Bahamas. With one of the highest concentrations of blue holes in the world
and spectacular vertical walls, Cay Sal Bank offers fantastic snorkeling and exotic
diving. While each Cay Sal Bank cruise may vary due to weather and conditions, the
outline below will give you a good feel for the exciting week in store for you!
Saturday Embarkation begins in Fort
Lauderdale at 8:00 p.m. The Captain's welcome aboard briefing begins at 9:00 p.m.
Take Water Taxi out to one of Fort Lauderdale's many fine restaurants for an enjoyable
dinner ashore. Vessel departs Fort Lauderdale for Grand Bahama island at around
11:00 p.m. Note: Port Everglades' tight security restrictions require that our guests
be accompanied to the boat by our designated badged ground agents.
Sunday Clear Bahamian customs in Cat Cay. Dive
South Tuna Alley and Victory Reef. After a night dive, we'll head down to
Orange Cay.
Monday Dive and snorkel sites around
Orange Cay on the immense Andros bank. After the night dive, we'll set our
course for Cay Sal Bank.
Tuesday Blue
Hole Heaven! Dive the spectacular mysterious blues holes of Cay Sal
Bank and Damas reef. Unlike the blue hole off Central America, the perimeter of
these holes are lush with vibrant virgin coral gardens, tons of fish, and curious
nurse sharks.
Wednesday More
Blue Hole Heaven! Continue exploring more blue holes with names like
"Sistine Chapel" and "Shark Hole", each one with its own character and mystique.
Be sure to say "hi' to the giant lobster. Afternoon shark dive on the "ski slope"
at the Shark Hole.
Thursday Morning drift dives along
the electrifying wall of Elbow Cay (look for Whale Sharks). Afternoon snorkeling
and exploring at Water Cay, "nature's amusement park." Late afternoon departure
for Bimini.
Friday
Morning dives at North Tuna Alley. Quick stop at Cat Cay during lunch to clear customs.
In the afternoon, explore a shallow reef near Bimini before an optional excursion
ashore which would no doubt to include "refreshments" and Calypso music at the "Sand
Bar". Bimini is the island that prompted American author "Papa" Ernest Hemingway's famous
novel "Islands in the Stream."
Saturday You'll arrive back in Fort
Lauderdale at 8:00 a.m. After clearing U.S. customs and immigrations, our vans will
transport you to the Fort Lauderdale International Airport or your local hotel.
Please schedule flights after noon.
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