These are exceptionally well catered for in The Bahamas: sailing, parasailing, diving, swimming, snorkeling and water-skiing are all widely available.  The Bahamas has produced over 50 record catches. Come for big-game tournaments, deep-sea charters, or to witness the vigorous strike of the bonefish. The flats and deep waters of The Bahamas are suitable for beginners and sport fishing enthusiasts.
The flats, reefs, and steep drop-offs that surround the 700 islands in The Bahamas attract a variety of fish and fishermen alike. The bonefish among the flats draw fly fishermen and spin casters looking for a fresh challenge. The reefs lure large fish and extremely skilled, patient anglers. And the deep waters of the Atlantic, home to prized big-game fish, are also home to the kind of fishermen who prefer the heaviest of heavy-gauge line.

With water temperatures averaging about 80°F year-round throughout The Bahamas, water sports are naturally a popular vacation activity. Throw on a swimsuit. Grab a towel. Explore the emerald-green, turquoise, and crystal-blue waters one sport at a time.  Coral reefs. Blue holes. Walls. Caves. Shipwrecks. Sharks. Dolphins. Stingrays. The variety of islands in The Bahamas presents a variety of diving and snorkeling experiences. Beginners and experts are welcome. Lessons and guides can be found throughout the islands.

Since the day they were first discovered by ship, the 700 islands in The Bahamas have increasingly become a magnet for sea vessels. Fuel up. Chart a course. Uninhabited cays, hidden coves, annual regattas, and modern marinas will sweeten the voyage.  Sailing Regattas with majestic sloops, built by local craftsmen, race around The Islands of the Bahamas to earn bragging rights.  You can also find a place to dock your boat with the many marinas and charters and explore the beauty of the Bahamas yourself or with a guide.