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Bahama Mama

The Bahama Mama was a 95 ft party boat that was sunk on sand in January 1995, turning an ordinary spot into a popular wreck dive. It lies at about 12 to 15 m close to the Tongue of the Ocean wall and beside the larger Ray of Hope, so both wrecks and the wall can be combined. A neighbouring reef holds moray eels and tropical fish, and lobsters and stingrays are reported. Caribbean reef sharks from the nearby feeding site often pass by.

Divesite facts

Categories
Wreck, Artificial reef
Typical depth range
12 to 15 m

Tags

wreck artificial reef party boat wreck caribbean reef shark moray eels stingrays lobsters boat dive

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