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Sand Chute

Nassau, Bahamas
Depth
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230ft
Visibility
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49ft - 148ft
Entry
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boat
Experience Level
Beginner

About Sand Chute

The Sand Chute dive site, located in Nassau, is an ideal spot for beginners. The dive begins at a depth of around 15 meters and gradually slopes down to 25 meters. The site is characterized by its depth and the presence of a variety of marine life. The coral growth is a sight to behold, and divers can expect to encounter eels, tilefish, jawfish, and gobies. The maximum depth of the site is approximately 70 meters.

The visibility at Sand Chute is impressive, with an approximate maximum visibility of 45 meters. This allows divers to fully appreciate the diverse marine life and the stunning coral formations. The site is recommended for beginners due to its manageable depth and clear visibility. The current conditions are not specified, so divers should check local conditions before diving.

Sand Chute Dive Info: Key Characteristics and Details

Unit Settings

Terrain and Features: Deep
Entry Type:Boat
Max Depth:70m
Visibility Range:15m - 45m
Experience Level:Beginner
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Marine Life

  • Various

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Dive Site Hazards

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