Duration
6 days / 5 nights
Location/Type
Bahamas / Land Based
Tour type
Shark Diving and Safari
Diving Type
Shallow Diving
ABOUT THE TRIP
It’s time to take you into the ocean with some of the largest sharks on the planet. This expedition includes a 5 night stay in Bimini, a small chain of islands in the Bahamas just 50 miles off the coast of Florida. Despite being one of the closest Bahamian islands to the U.S., Bimini is home to some of the most spectacular shark diving in the world.
Every winter, from November through April, great hammerheads move into the shallow waters just off Bimini. With crystal clear water averaging around 20 feet of visibility and no cages involved, you’ll have the opportunity to come face to face with one of the ocean’s most iconic apex predators in one of the few places on Earth where encounters like this are possible.
Featuring Queen, the largest great hammerhead ever recorded in The Bahamas, alongside unforgettable tiger shark encounters, a community of like minded ocean lovers, and a true once in a lifetime experience.
Join the Apex Ocean Travel family and embark on an unforgettable adventure to experience one of the greatest shark dives on the planet.
Payment Schedule:
50% deposit to secure spot
Balance due by October 1 2026
$4850
Special Offer
Photo and Video Package Free
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Trip Leader
Alexander Schmidt and/or Nik Manger
Itinerary
Know More about the days
The 6 days / 5 nights itinerary is designed for guests to have long shark dives and ocean safaris, as well as land activities exploring the histroy and culture of Bimini.
Day 1
Arrival
- Check into accommodations
- 1 bull shark dive in the afternoon
Day 2-5
Safaris
- Breakfast
- Hammerhead Safari on Days 2, 3, 5
- Full Day Dolphin and Reef Shark Safari on Day 4
- Land activities before or after safaris
- Dinner around 6:30 pm
Day 6
Departure
- Check out and travel back to United States
- 5 nights accommodation
- Breakfast and Lunch
- 3 Great Hammerhead Dive Days
- 1 Open Ocean Safari Day
- Land Activities and Tours
- Picture and Video Package
- Dive Gear
- Flights/Ferry
- Trip Insurance
- Dive Insurance
- Dinner
- Alcohol
- Gratuities
About the Operator
Bimini Big Game Club Resort & Marina is a boutique resort situated close to everything in Alice Town in North Bimini and just footsteps from the beautifully famous Bimini beaches. Our accommodations include beautifully decorated Deluxe rooms, Cottages and Penthouses. Our resort and marina guests can enjoy our saltwater swimming pool, shaded hammocks and LOTS more! The resort also is home to the Bimini Seafood Company & Conch Bar, Hemmingway’s Poolside Rum Club, Bimini Pizza, Neal Watson’s Bimini Scuba Center and of course our 75-slip full-service marina.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get to Bimini?
Guests will either take a ferry from Fort Lauderdale’s Port Everglades, or take a short flight on Tropic Ocean Airways from Fort Lauderdale
Do I need a scuba certification to join this tour?
Yes, the great hammerhead dives are on scuba, though the dives are shallow, so only open water cert is needed.
Do I need to be an experienced swimmer?
You don’t need to be an expert, but you should feel comfortable swimming in open ocean conditions without touching the bottom during the ocean safari day.
What marine life can I expect to see?
Wildlife encounters cannot be guaranteed – though we expect to see great hammerhead sharks, tiger sharks, bull sharks, and dolphins.
Do you take photos or videos during the tour?
Yes! Your trip leader will document the safari so you can relive your adventure without worrying about bringing a camera.
Are chum/cages used?
Yes the great hammerhead dives start with chum/bait, this can take minutes or hours to attract the sharks. Only the bull shark dive on day 1 uses a cage.
What should I bring?
- Full wetsuit (5mm recommended for longer dives)
- Scuba Gear
- Camera Gear
- Sunscreen (reef-safe only)
- Hat & sunglasses
What is the weather like?
February is one of Bimini’s cooler months. Expect air temperatures in the mid-70s°F (around 24°C) during the day, dropping into the mid-to-upper 60s°F at night, with about 8 hours of sunshine a day and only light rainfall. Water temperature runs around 75°F (24°C) — comfortably diveable, but on the cool side, which is why a full 5mm wetsuit, hood, and gloves are required gear for every dive day. Conditions can shift day to day, so pack layers for topside as well.



































