James Bond Wrecks

Nassau's film history sits on the seabed off the southwest coast. The Tears of Allah, the small freighter Bond rode in Never Say Never Again, rests in about fourteen meters with its bow photogenically intact, while nearby the skeletal framework built for Thunderball's crashed Vulcan bomber has become a lattice of sponges and darting reef fish. Both structures are shallow, bright, and easy, usually combined into one dive with resident reef sharks making cameo passes. It is a novelty site by origin and a genuinely pleasant reef dive by adoption.

اللحظة التي جئت من أجلها: Bond film props turned reef, easy depths, frequent shark flybys

التضاريس: Sand and low reef

المخاطر: Sharp edges on the aging film structures; do not enter the confined bow spaces without training.