Sports and leisure activities Freeport- Lucaya

The excursion begins with a sea walk to the protected lagoon where the mammals are kept and reared. After a didactic introduction on the habits and customs of these cetaceans, a guide leads the group to a marine enclosure where everyone takes place around a basin delimited by a square pontoon. In small groups of 3 to 4 people, the approach and contact with dolphins are orchestrated by the guide that rewards a fish after each exercise. They also carry out sauts and antics for which they were trained. Swimming with dolphins is part of another program, and participants are installed on another pontoon. For the swimming programme in the sea, participants leave at sea aboard a boat that the dolphins follow and on which the instructors are located. Offshore dolphins are found in their natural surroundings. With signs, some figures can be made.

Here is a dive center as we like them in France! Small structure, very well maintained equipment and an experience of diving around Grand Bahama, rare enough to be noted. Nick and Karen Rolle have been running this family-run center for more than 30 years and Nick is probably the diver who knows best the underwater secrets of this island. If you like cenotes, don't miss the dive in Ben's cavern, a superb submerged cave on land, in the heart of Lucayan National Park. Its stalactites and stalagmites are a wonder accessible to all.

The Viva Wyndham PADI Dive Center awaits you every day to take you to discover multicolored tropical fish, sea turtles and sharks on more than twenty sites. You will also explore the wrecks that lie on the local seabed, including the Papa Doc, which has been lying at a depth of 20 meters since 1968: it is a boat belonging to a group of mercenaries led to fight during the Haitian revolution François Duvalier (alias Papa Doc) the dictatorial president in power from 1957 to 1971.