The name is accurate. While snorkeling, you are among nurse sharks from small (a few feet long) to large (eight or nine feet). They hang out in groups, along with their remoras. Rays cruise by or appear from under the sand when tickled by the...More

This is a really amazing (slightly scary) experience swimming with sharks in the reef. The guides throw food for the sharks (and other fish) from the side of the boat, and tons of them gather to feed. There are nurse sharks, as well as various...More

There are lots of fish in Shark Ray Alley, including sharks. I would recommend it to anyone who is not scared of the water. My only negative comment is that if you are inexperienced as I am, make sure you keep a safe distance if...More

It was great snorkeling and swim with the Sharks, They are nurse Sharks so no issue with shark attack but it is great to say you swam with them. all the Reef is in a preserve so you have to be very careful when swimming...More

I am a true child of Jaws. Saw it at 10 in the 70’s and despite thinking sharks are amazing creatures thanks to documentaries, being in the sea scares me to death. Until now. The nurse sharks at Shark Ray Alley are so docile and...More

Definitely something to put on your bucket list! And it's completely safe because these are nurse sharks, bottom feeders that are not interested in humans. Be ready to jump in the water as soon as they feed the chum because the sharks will leave as...More

Sharks come up to each newly arrived boat searching for food. Good thing they aren't interested in eating humans! They are only by each boat a few minutes before they lose interest and swim away, so be sure to get into the water as quickly...More