Finesse your way through the partially submerged hull of the legendary S.S. Sapona — a concrete ship built for Woodrow Wilson, now a reef teeming with marine life. Then feed ultra-friendly stingrays and, if you dare, swim with reef sharks.
What to expect
You board a purpose-built dive boat and head to the eerie, half-submerged silhouette of the Sapona, a concrete-hulled vessel that has rested in these waters since a 1926 hurricane. Snorkelers explore the shallow reef ecosystem flourishing inside and around the wreck while certified divers can descend deeper. A second stop brings the signature stingray feed — velvety creatures gliding over your hands — followed by an optional reef shark encounter for the truly adventurous. Neil Watson's team balances thrill with expert safety briefings throughout.
Good to know
Book directly via biminidiving.com well ahead of your cruise call. Bring an underwater camera — this is one of the most photogenic dives in the Bahamas. Non-divers can snorkel the Sapona in as little as 4 feet of water.
Sail there
Luxury cruises that call at Bimini — book through us, the fare is identical and your concierge stays on your side.