Pygmy Caves
A coral-formation site at about 17–24 m where high coral ridges run perpendicular to the shore, with overlapping ceilings that make shallow 'tunnels' to explore. Schools of horse-eye jacks, snappers, large groupers, spotted eagle rays and sharks; Sunn Odyssey divers reported a whale shark here in July 2001. These are reef formations, not true caves.
Facts
- Region: Grand Bahama & Tiger Beach – Bahamas
- Area: Freeport / Lucaya reefs & wrecks
- Depth: 17–24 m
- Level: intermediate
- Current: low
- Type: reef
- Coordinates: 26.478, -78.6 (approximate)
- Highlights: horse-eye jacks, snappers, groupers, spotted eagle rays, sharks
- Unverified: Exact position not published; shown roughly off the Freeport/Lucaya south coast from the operator's description (about 10 minutes from the dock).
- Tips: Not an overhead cave dive.