Hammerhead Site

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Hammerhead Site

★★★★★ (229)

Sandy bottom outside Bimini harbor where Hammerhead shark dive is set up. No features on site itself, site location changes slightly based on tides, visibility, and boat traffic.

Feeding dive for Hammerhead shark encounters between November and April. Tiger sharks and bull sharks are common guest stars.

Dive Activity

Potential Wildlife Sightings

Wildlife Sightings are Based on User Generated Content

AdobeStock/G Russel Childress

Great Hammerhead Shark
250 Sightings
J
49
F
43
M
41
A
26
M
0
J
0
J
0
A
0
S
0
O
0
N
36
D
55
Alamy/Fiona Ayerst

Tiger Shark
73 Sightings
J
17
F
3
M
6
A
7
M
0
J
0
J
0
A
0
S
0
O
0
N
21
D
19
iStock/HakBak1979

Bull Shark
71 Sightings
J
6
F
26
M
10
A
9
M
0
J
0
J
0
A
0
S
1
O
0
N
6
D
13

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species: 2

AdobeStock-hakbak

Nurse Shark
185 Sightings
J
26
F
32
M
27
A
27
M
1
J
1
J
0
A
0
S
1
O
0
N
27
D
43

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25 SE 2ND AVE, STE 406, 33131 Miami, FL - USA

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