Clifton Wall
A wall off Clifton on the south-west coast of New Providence, with the wall top at about 20 m, falling away into the Tongue of the Ocean. Reef sharks, jacks and snappers are common. Currents on the wall can run up, down or sideways and can be hazardous.
Facts
- Region: Nassau & New Providence – Bahamas
- Area: South-west walls & shark dives
- Depth: 20–40 m
- Level: advanced
- Current: strong
- Type: wall
- Coordinates: 24.97, -77.567 (approximate)
- Highlights: grey reef sharks, jacks, snappers, Tongue of the Ocean drop-off
- Unverified: Exact position not published; placed from the operator's description of the south-west/south coast dive area (shown approximately).
- Tips: Advanced divers only: control buoyancy and watch your computer; ask the divemaster about the current on the day.