The Berry Islands sit on the Great Bahama Bank, and the diving here is shallow and reef-focused, with sites running from one metre to fifteen metres. The database holds wrecks, artificial reefs, and coral reefs, including an airplane wreck accessible from shore and the Queen Anne's Revenge wreck, which sits at around eight to nine metres and hosts barracuda, blue tang, and yellowtail parrotfish. All sites are rated beginner level. Caribbean reef sharks and nurse sharks appear in the species list alongside green sea turtles and common octopus. Visibility is generally good, and the area is known locally as uncrowded.
Monthly water temperature across Berry Islands's sites, from satellite sea-surface data corrected for depth. The band shows the site-to-site spread.
Water temperatures stay comfortable year-round, dipping to the mid-twenties in winter and reaching thirty in mid-to-late summer. The dry season from November to May brings the calmest conditions and is considered the prime diving window.
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Water temperature around Berry Islands ranges from about 24°C in February to 30°C in July, based on satellite sea-temperature data for its dive sites.
In the warm season (about 30°C) a rash guard or 3mm shorty is comfortable in Berry Islands; in the coldest months (about 24°C) step up to a 3mm full suit.
Fin maps 6 sites in Berry Islands (6 scuba diving sites).
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