Diving with a species
Where to dive with Lemon Shark
- 8 dive sites
- 4 countries
- 1 species
Two of the eight lemon shark sites are baited shark dives — Nassau and Tiger Beach, the latter at just 10 metres over a sand bottom with 28 metres of visibility. The rest are Atlantic reefs: Fernando de Noronha, World Heritage and the clearest at 35 metres; Baía dos Golfinhos; the three Cape Verde sites; and the Jupiter drift, off Florida.
Where
Places come from reviewed species-place links; the species shown at each place are only those in this group.
Reef/Coastal pelagic
Baía dos Golfinhos
Brazil
BrazilUp to 20 m · Open Water
15 m26 °C
Lemon Shark
See dive siteReef/Volcanic pelagic
Boa Vista
Cabo Verde
Cabo VerdeUp to 30 m · Advanced Open Water
20 m24 °C
Lemon Shark
See dive siteWreck/Volcanic reef
Cape Verde (Sal Island)
Cabo Verde
Up to 30 m · Open Water
20 m24 °C
Lemon Shark
See dive siteUNESCO
Reef/Wall
Fernando de Noronha
Brazil
Up to 30 m · Open Water
35 m27 °C
Drift reef
Jupiter (shark drift diving)
United States
United StatesUp to 30 m · Advanced Open Water
25 m26 °C
Lemon Shark
See dive siteShark feeding
Nassau (shark diving)
Bahamas
BahamasUp to 20 m · Advanced Open Water
25 m27 °C
Lemon Shark
See dive siteVolcanic reef/Wreck
Sal Rei (Boa Vista)
Cabo Verde
Up to 30 m · Advanced Open Water
20 m24 °C
Lemon Shark
See dive siteOpen sandy bottom
Tiger Beach
Bahamas
Up to 10 m · Advanced (shark diving)
28 m25 °C
Lemon Shark
See dive site