Tiger Beach ... Experience the magic
A year-round destination

For videos and still photographs Tiger Beach is just fantastic.  Clear water and - an underwater sand beach which makes for incredibly clean and graphic photographs.  6–7 foot Lemon Sharks mingling with 10-14 foot Tiger Sharks.  Occasionally even a Great Hammerhead joins the fun!  Get up close and personal in the water with these magnificent creatures at Tiger Beach, Bahamas.

Dive with some of the ocean's most feared predators
Cat Island, Bahamas
March to June

So, picture the Bahamas ... crystalline waters, white sand beaches, rolling green hills and a languid way of life.   It can be difficult to imagine that these islands connected to adrenaline rush!

Near Cat Island, where we go for the rush of diving with the Oceanic Whitetips, you’ll find sheer walls and drop-offs & untouched reefs plus lots of other animals.  But, there’s no question that it’s the whitetips which are the biggest drawing card.

Immerse yourself in a mysterious migration
Bimini, Bahamas
November to April

Bull and nurse sharks are mixed in with the great hammerheads and all together they provide simply awesome action - especially, but not exclusively, for photographers.  From November to early January each year, Great Hammerheads begin to arrive in the waters around Bimini in the Bahamas. They are en masse in February and March, then disappear by the end of April.

Find yourself nose-to-nose with up to three 17-foot Great Whites
Guadalupe Island August through November
Australia May through January

The great whites will often stay with you for hours at the Pacific Island of Guadalupe.  Yep. Thank goodness for those cages!  There are several destinations for Great Whites around the world, but the extraordinary visibility & the intense blue water of Guadalupe make it truly unique.  If you're heading for Australia, however, you won't want to overlook the excellent programs offered by Rodney Fox ....