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• Old Bahama Bay
  "Beautiful spot, nice people and good stone crabs!"
  "Very lovely little harbor with great amenities. Service in the restaurant was slow but everything else about this place is great. Lovely beach and snorkeling. "
• Deadman's Reef (Paradise Cove)
  "must do!"
  "This was the most amazing snorkeling EVER! Sting rays within 5 ft of shore....then saw parrot fish so big I thought it was a grouper - like 2 1/2 ft long! Also sea turtle, flounder, barracudas & so many other fish & live corals within a 20 min swim from the beach. $15 for all the snorkel gear includ..."ing floatation belt, $3.50 for a heaping, yummy mango daquari, and $6.50 for a fresh grouped sandwich (lady cleaned the fish before my eyes that they caught this am!). The beach was beautiful for tanning, hose to rinse off, and clean bathrooms. Water not really meant for swimming since shallow area is rocky but i guarantee this is the best beach for snorkeling in the bahamas (maybe the entire carribbean). One suggestion - if there are less than 6 people in your group then its cheapest to book right through the folks at paradise cove for the $35/person shuttle/snorkel gear. If there are 2 in your group then taxi from the port was $40 round trip per person, 4 in your group is $20 round trip pe... " More >
• Deadman's Reef (Paradise Cove)
  "My kind of beach paradise"
  "I almost don't want to give a review for this wonderful place in case I want to go back, but I really think the owner's deserve one. My daughter contacted the owners through the internet and we were told of a low cost package that included transportation from and back to our cruise ship, snorkeling..." gear and lunch. The only extras we choose to pay for were beach chairs and the waist float (essential for snorkeling). Both were inexpensive and very worth it. The beach was pristine and there were no more than 20 people there at any time. The people were very pleasant and eager to make the experience one that we would remember. A word of caution...the reef is a distance from shore and moderately long. I am not a good swimmer, but with the waist float I was able to turn over on my back and rest. I am NOT very fit, but if you are very weak, you may want to try snorkeling closer to shore before you go out to the reef. There are sea turtles at a mid-point to the reef that are wonderful... " More >