Nassau, New Providence, Bahamas
Two Hollywood props rest side by side in clear Nassau water: a replica RAF Vulcan bomber built for Thunderball (1965), settled at 15m, and the Tears of Allah, a 27m tugboat from Never Say Never Again (1983), at 12m. A sandy channel links the wrecks, both furred with hard and soft coral, barrel sponges and Christmas tree worms. Visibility runs 24-30m and current stays weak, so the depth and pace suit beginners, though swim-throughs and photo angles keep intermediates interested too. Expect barracuda, jacks, groupers, moray eels, stingrays and the occasional Caribbean reef or blacktip shark cruising the props. Finish on the adjacent coral reef for a scenic safety stop before the short boat ride back to Nassau.
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