REEF FISHING
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Full Day – $2000.00 Total cost now $1188.00
1/2 $1500.00 Total cost now $891.00
This trip includes sandwiches, soft drinks, and snacks.
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Journey To A Hidden World
Journey to a Hidden World of Statues, Coral Gardens and Marine Life
Half Day: $800.00 (for up to 4 hours) and $1100.00 (for up to 6 hours)
Full Day: $1550.00 (for up to 8 hours)
Step into one of the most extraordinary underwater experiences in The Bahamas. This unforgettable adventure takes you to the Sir Nicholas Nuttall Coral Reef Sculpture Garden at Clifton Heritage National Park — an underwater sanctuary where art, nature, and conservation come together to create a breathtaking world beneath the waves. Created and protected by BREEF this tour requires a minimu.m donation of 25$ p/p to BREEF.org
Stop 1: The Underwater Sculpture Garden — Clifton Heritage Park
Your journey begins at one of the Caribbean’s most meaningful marine installations, created to protect fragile coral reefs, support reef restoration, and inspire future generations through powerful art.
During your snorkel, you will explore several magnificent underwater sculptures:
Ocean Atlas
Created by world-renowned artist Jason deCaires Taylor, Ocean Atlas is one of the largest underwater statues in the world. It depicts a young Bahamian girl carrying the weight of the sea — a symbol of strength, responsibility, and the future of our oceans.
Virtuoso Man
Created by Bahamian artist Willicey Tynes, this piece celebrates Bahamian culture, identity, and artistic spirit.
Lucayan Faces
Designed by Bahamian artist Andret John, these sculpted masks honor the Lucayans, the first Indigenous people of The Bahamas, connecting guests with centuries of history beneath the sea.
Coral Domes & Reef Balls
Scattered throughout the underwater garden are specially engineered structures, including coral-growing domes and reef balls.
These create new habitat for fish, support coral restoration, and help relieve pressure on natural reefs. Many of these domes already support growing coral and thriving marine life — a living testament to ongoing conservation.
This underwater world is serene, vibrant, and deeply impactful. You are not just observing art — you are witnessing the ocean heal and rebuild itself. It’s beauty with purpose.
It’s adventure with impact.
And it’s a moment you’ll carry with you long after you rise back to the surface.
Stop 2: Choose Your Second Adventure
After your time at the statues, choose one of the following:
Option A — Golden Cay Reef Snorkel
A shallow, colorful reef where schools of reef fish, corals, and marine life move gracefully through crystal-clear water.
Option B — Relaxing Beach Stop
Enjoy a quiet beach with soft sand and turquoise water — perfect for swimming, exploring, or simply relaxing.
Option C — Journey to a Hidden World: Fish for Your Dinner
Add an Onboard Mini Fishing Tournament — Fun, Fresh, and Delicious
Turn your adventure into a friendly competition!
After exploring the underwater statues and learning about reef restoration, you and your crew can enjoy a private onboard fishing tournament — perfect for families, friends, or groups celebrating something special.
🎣 Catch your dinner
Try your luck with sport-fishing or reef-fishing, always conducted far from protected or sensitive sites, ensuring we keep our ocean healthy and thriving.
🏆 Compete for bragging rights
Who will catch the biggest fish?
Who reels in the first one?
Your captain will host a fun mini-tournament right on deck.
🍽 Enjoy your fresh catch with oceanfront dining
Select restaurants like Poop Deck offer to cook your fish for you with stunning views over the water. Sit back, relax, and enjoy a true Bahamian sea-to-table meal.
💙 Eco-Friendly & Responsible
We follow all guidelines to protect marine life and avoid fishing near reefs, BREEF sites, or any protected zones — so you can enjoy the experience responsibly.
About Your Donation to BREEF
This site is protected through the Bahamas Reef Environment Educational Foundation (BREEF).
A minimum donation of $25 per person is required to enter and snorkel the statue garden.
How the Donation Works
- You will make your donationyourself, directly on the officialBREEF.org website.
- You may donatebefore or aftersnorkeling — whichever you prefer. We recommend doing it before your Snokel adventure while fingers are dry.
- The donation is completedon the boat, with our crew nearby if you needassistance.
- You are welcome to give more than the minimum if your heart wishes.
Your donation helps support marine education for Bahamian students, reef restoration, coral nurseries, scientific research, and the development of new safe habitats for fish.
By visiting this site, you are helping to protect it.
About the Artist: Jason Decaires Taylor
Jason deCaires Taylor is internationally celebrated for transforming oceans into living museums.
His sculptures are not simply artworks — they are habitats, designed to grow coral, attract marine life, and spark global conversations about conservation.
His installations exist on multiple continents and are studied by scientists, divers, educators, and environmentalists around the world.
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HIS WORK AROUND THE WORLD — A GLOBAL LEGACY
Jason has created some of the most iconic underwater sculpture parks on Earth. Each installation blends art, science, and ecological restoration.
Mexico — The Silent Evolution
Over 400 human figures forming a massive artificial reef — one of the world’s first underwater museums.
Grenada — Vicissitudes
A powerful circle of children holding hands, symbolizing unity, change, and the cycles of life.
London — The Rising Tide
Surface-level sculptures revealed and concealed by the Thames tides, confronting society’s dependence on fossil fuels.
Maldives — Coralarium
A tidal gallery merging art and conservation, sparking international dialogue.
Great Barrier Reef, Australia — MOUA
Featuring The Coral Greenhouse, one of his most innovative scientific installations designed for coral propagation and education.
Canary Islands — Museo Atlántico**
Europe’s first underwater museum — exploring themes of migration, climate, hope, and human connection.
And many more installations
Across the Americas, Europe, Africa, and Asia — each one contributing to a global movement of ocean protection.
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HIS PHILOSOPHY — IN HIS OWN WORDS
“A sense of wonder… a curiosity that pushes people to explore further — that’s what I hope my work inspires. A deeper connection and a greater desire to protect the ocean.”
“If every visitor made one small change, I would hope they vote for politicians who support marine conservation!!!”
These beliefs guide every sculpture he creates — from the Caribbean to the Pacific.
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HIS WORK IN THE BAHAMAS
The Bahamas first welcomed Jason’s art in 2014, with the installation of Ocean Atlas — the world’s largest underwater figurative sculpture at the time.
A decade later, his newest creation has been quietly added to our waters.
We reveal only a glimpse — her identity remains a mystery reserved for divers who visit her in person.
This newest statue continues his mission of blending art with restoration, inspiring appreciation and protection of our fragile marine ecosystems.
Inspired by the Artist?
Jason deCaires Taylor’s work speaks for itself.
If his art moves you, we encourage you to explore more of his global installations and learn about his powerful mission to protect our oceans.
His sculptures and environmental projects are featured across museums, documentaries, exhibitions, and conservation networks worldwide.
Guests who feel inspired are welcome to research more about him through his publicly available platforms.
What to Bring
To make your experience comfortable and enjoyable, we recommend bringing:
- Arrive in Swimsuits
- Bring a towel
- Reef-safe sunscreen
- Sunglasses & hat
- Waterproof phone pouch /go pro(optional)
- A sense of adventure
- card for donation
Snorkel gear, water, snacks, and complimentary underwater photos & videos are included.