Dive Abaco in Marsh Harbour, Abaco, Bahamas | Diving | Scuba diving | Diving center | Diving Lessons | Scuba Lessons | Diving Courses | Diving Classes | Diving Instructors | Dive Schools | Snorkelling

Welcome to Dive Abaco, conveniently located in the heart of Marsh Harbour at the Conch Inn Resort and Marina, Abaco in the Bahamas.

Dive Abaco specializes in small groups of divers, with a high level of personal attention to guided dives and instruction. The dive boats include a 28-foot Delta V-hull for no more than 10 passengers, and a 30-foot Island Hopper able to accommodate up to 16 passengers.

Both boats are comfortably equipped with tank ranks, dive platforms with extended ladders, VHF radio, and diver safety considerations like DAN oxygen kits. The dive shop is conveniently situated in the Conch Inn/Moorings marina and offers a small retail area with an excellent selection of souvenir T-shirts and a modest supply of dive accessories. In addition, there is the behind-the-scenes hardware that make a dive shop successful, including a pair of Bauer air compressors (10 CFM and 19 CFM).

Dive Abaco specializes in referral certifications, open water certifications, and specialty instruction, but clearly the prime emphasis is on dive tours. Diving is what Keith Rogers is all about, and he obviously enjoys escorting his guests to his very favorite dive sites. He is a totally hands-on operator who offers his guests an ongoing buoyancy control workshop in a very soft, unobtrusive manner. Underwater, he is either showing off the best of the dive sites or recording the scene on high-tech digital camcorder.

Most of the Diving in Marsh Harbour is relatively shallow and quite hassle-free along the world's third largest barrier reef. Much of the reef formation is massive colonies of mountainous star coral, often riddled with very impressive caverns and swim-troughs, but there are also pristine elkhorn forests and isolated hard corals of all description.

The extraordinary water clarity and the fact that so much of the reef rises to within a few feet of the surface makes this an ideal destination for both scuba divers and snorkellers.