Dean's Blue Hole - Clarence Town
Dean's Blue Hole - Clarence Town
4.6
8:00 – 18:00
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324 avaliações
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kkpham
Maryland65 contribuições
jan. de 2025 • Amigos
It was very interesting and beautiful beach. We snorted around the blue hole and could see the rim leading to the deep blue part. Saw some small schools of fish and 2 lion fish and one small barracuda. Snorkled out towards the breaking waves but current got stronger. The sand was soft and hardly anyone there.
Feita em 20 de janeiro de 2025
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Lisa W
19 contribuições
dez. de 2024 • Família
This is one of the deepest blue holes ever. It is bordered by stunning cliffs and a beautiful beach. We saw some fish and a lazy sea turtle. The only drawback is the trash. There was so much junk on the beach and in the surrounding dunes that it was sad. There was a trash bin, but it was overflowing. Clarence Town should show more respect for this natural wonder: at least EMPTY THE TRASH BINS!
Feita em 19 de dezembro de 2024
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raecation
Lake Grove, Nova York131 contribuições
mai. de 2024 • Casais
Definitely different and intriguing! Deans Blue Hole is something to see. For our visit there was a platform in the middle of the hole because I guess they are using it for free dives so it ruined the pics. The days we went it was too windy for our drone and that’s the best way to get a picture. Wear sneakers and hike around and up the cliff then at least you get a good camera angle. It is a beautiful attraction and you could easily spend the day here. Nature is incredible and the fact that this exists you must see it!!
Feita em 19 de maio de 2024
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Reisha R
Nassau, New Providence Island21 contribuições
jul. de 2023 • Família
When I visited with family, they didn't want to explore the hole and I was scared to do it alone. However, I was fortunate to visit during the freediving competition season and one of the competitors saw my dilemma and volunteered to explore it with me. I am still grateful for him. He showed me around the whole and explained the competition and its equipment. It was an awesome and beautiful experience - a must do when visiting the island. Next time, I will try jumping off the rocks.
Feita em 14 de maio de 2024
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Aaron G
Los Angeles, Califórnia346 contribuições
fev. de 2024 • Casais
We only had three days in the Bahamas, but Dean's Blue Hole made the whole trip worth it. Somehow, it hasn't been completely monetized and made ugly by tickets, vendors, and hordes of tourists like me. My wife and I even had the place to ourselves for a while.
If you can, bring snorkel gear and snorkel across it and gaze into the abyss. I don't know if it looks back, but it is certainly a site. I also recommend bringing a waterproof GoPro of some sort, as the wildlife and coral around the whole hole are a site unto themselves.
Lastly, take a short walk up the hill to get a great panorama of the entire lagoon.
Absolutely one of the highlights of our honeymoon - I wish we had more than a couple of hours to spend there.
If you can, bring snorkel gear and snorkel across it and gaze into the abyss. I don't know if it looks back, but it is certainly a site. I also recommend bringing a waterproof GoPro of some sort, as the wildlife and coral around the whole hole are a site unto themselves.
Lastly, take a short walk up the hill to get a great panorama of the entire lagoon.
Absolutely one of the highlights of our honeymoon - I wish we had more than a couple of hours to spend there.
Feita em 18 de fevereiro de 2024
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GRZ
Chicago, IL13.131 contribuições
jan. de 2024 • Casais
We have returned to Long Island almost 4 years later, and despite staying in the north of the island this time we decided that before we head to the CSM area, we go south to revisit this stunning place - and I am so happy we did - it's a serene experience, and seeing it again after having the dip in the water years back, then seeing it on TV in some recent diving shows on Netflix, it was cool to witness it once again - my top 3 of Long Island next to CSM and the Erna's Nature Pool!
TIP: the road seemed to be more beaten since I remember it, so take it slow as you can easily lose wheels :)
TIP: the road seemed to be more beaten since I remember it, so take it slow as you can easily lose wheels :)
Feita em 15 de fevereiro de 2024
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Karina17137
l'Houmeau, França38 contribuições
dez. de 2023 • Família
The place is incredible, as is the pile of trash on the beach, that's why I didn't give it 5 stars because of the trash. Once in the water, you quickly forget, swimming above the hole, a feeling mixed with excitement and fear of the presence of a monster of the depths….Come early in the morning if you want to avoid people and loud music. indelicate people who do not respect others.
Feita em 7 de janeiro de 2024
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dselvan
Warrington, UK2.884 contribuições
jan. de 2023
We drove all the way to see this and while the Blue hole itself looks spectacular (didn't swim in it), it was rather disappointing since the beach next to it and also the little hike up (which is not clearly marked but you go up next to the big sign near the beach) was strewn with litter including broken empty bottles.
Very sad to see this being ruined by people in such a beauty spot.
Very sad to see this being ruined by people in such a beauty spot.
Feita em 16 de fevereiro de 2023
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Martin E
Beaufort, United States6 contribuições
dez. de 2022
This is a unique spot and one that you will not forget. From cliff diving to deep snorkeling it is worth a visit. Could not believe it is free, and so accessible
Feita em 28 de dezembro de 2022
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S F
Ucluelet, Canadá1.166 contribuições
dez. de 2022 • Amigos
December always brings to mind the surreal, magical & surprisingly untouched by commercialism, Dean’s Blue Hole (DBH), the deepest saltwater underground cave, at 663 ft, in the world, located in the warm climes of Long Island in The Bahamas.
Why? Well, first it is warm in December when much of the northern hemisphere is fairly cold, often deep in snow. Arguably, it is one of the most perfect vacation spots for those who want to get away from the commercialism which appears to stretch across significant parts of the world in this last month of the year. Most importantly, it is truly magical, sublime & surreal, offering clear blue waters, superbly adjacent to a beautiful, white sandy Atlantic beach.The deep hole is filled with all manner of sea creatures, which include seahorses & turtles
The water in DBH of an amazing clear blue hue,& its abundant sea life makes it perfect for snorkeling. It is also great for beginner swimmers. There is a rocky partway up a cliff from which to jump into the enticing water below, albeit it takes something of an adventurous spirit to take the plunge but worth it.
My first encounter with this surreal place was in December 2011, when I had won a swim camp training trip for raising the most money for an hour- long swim marathon I had participated in to raise funds for KidsSport. The two week swimming & training was terrific & this visit to DBH was a highlight. There are no businesses clustered around the hole, giving the spot a feeling of serenity, alongside its magical quality.
Underground caves are found around the world but DBH stands out from all others.
Geologists believe these awe-inspiring sinkholes result from underwater erosion, where limestone has been eroded through a combination of chemical reactions.
I spent a part of my childhood in Zambia, near the Congo border, where there was a very deep sinkhole nearby.
Knowing one was swimming at the top of such depth was always exhilarating as a child.
DBH is king of all sinkholes.
It also attracts free-divers from around the world, who come to meet the challenge of going to great depths without diving equipment.
Talk about holding one’s depth & breath!
Getting to Long Island is relatively easy, with Nassau, The Bahamas’ capital, well served by a number of international airlines. From there one takes a small plane to Long Island.
Book accommodation as one cannot easily find it if one leaves it until arriving.
Posted by S Fuller
Why? Well, first it is warm in December when much of the northern hemisphere is fairly cold, often deep in snow. Arguably, it is one of the most perfect vacation spots for those who want to get away from the commercialism which appears to stretch across significant parts of the world in this last month of the year. Most importantly, it is truly magical, sublime & surreal, offering clear blue waters, superbly adjacent to a beautiful, white sandy Atlantic beach.The deep hole is filled with all manner of sea creatures, which include seahorses & turtles
The water in DBH of an amazing clear blue hue,& its abundant sea life makes it perfect for snorkeling. It is also great for beginner swimmers. There is a rocky partway up a cliff from which to jump into the enticing water below, albeit it takes something of an adventurous spirit to take the plunge but worth it.
My first encounter with this surreal place was in December 2011, when I had won a swim camp training trip for raising the most money for an hour- long swim marathon I had participated in to raise funds for KidsSport. The two week swimming & training was terrific & this visit to DBH was a highlight. There are no businesses clustered around the hole, giving the spot a feeling of serenity, alongside its magical quality.
Underground caves are found around the world but DBH stands out from all others.
Geologists believe these awe-inspiring sinkholes result from underwater erosion, where limestone has been eroded through a combination of chemical reactions.
I spent a part of my childhood in Zambia, near the Congo border, where there was a very deep sinkhole nearby.
Knowing one was swimming at the top of such depth was always exhilarating as a child.
DBH is king of all sinkholes.
It also attracts free-divers from around the world, who come to meet the challenge of going to great depths without diving equipment.
Talk about holding one’s depth & breath!
Getting to Long Island is relatively easy, with Nassau, The Bahamas’ capital, well served by a number of international airlines. From there one takes a small plane to Long Island.
Book accommodation as one cannot easily find it if one leaves it until arriving.
Posted by S Fuller
Feita em 13 de dezembro de 2022
Esta avaliação representa a opinião subjetiva de um membro da comunidade do Tripadvisor e não da Tripadvisor LLC. O Tripadvisor verifica as avaliações.
Is it easy to get reliable transportation to Dean’s Blue Hole? Our cruise offers a package but we thought it might be better to just get transportation on our own. Definitely don’t want to get stranded though.
Feita em 8 de outubro de 2021
I don't think that would work well. We rented a car for the week we were there and Dean's Blue Hole is a long way from anything else - pretty much out in the middle of nowhere. (Which we loved.)
To be honest, Long Island is a quiet island that is not set up well for cruises, and I, frankly, hope cruise line companies don't make it a regular stop.
Feita em 9 de outubro de 2021
Hi!
I'm travelling to Long Island on November and I'd like to get some recommendations about the hotels and the food in the area. I'd be glad if anyone could share some experiences. My main purpose on this trip is to go freediving in dean's blue hole. Is there anyone who provides for example scuba diving equipment or anything related? I dont have a freediving partner with me so it would be nice to have safety diver with me. Please tell me if you have any experience with these concepts!
With kind regards,
Miro S.
Finland
Feita em 4 de outubro de 2018
does anyone have a high resolution photo of deans blue hole? I only had my phone camera and now I am trying to recapture the great memory for my family. It was the last big trip before the kids have "moved out of the nest" and I would like to enlarge a photo to maybe 4' and frame it and make it the focal point of our living room. Any help welcome!
thanks Beth
Feita em 17 de abril de 2018
Need high resolution picture of Deans Blue hole- Long Island was the last family vacation we took before our kids "left the nest". Jumping off the cliffs and snorkeling at Deans Blue Hole was the highlight of trip. I want to recapture that memory by enlarging a photo to about 4' then frame it and make it the focal point of our living room. My photos are not high enough resolution to blow up that large. Do you have any suggestions where I might find that crisp a photo or a photographer to contact?
Feita em 17 de abril de 2018
Salve. Mi chiedo esistono delle escursioni che ti portano a vedere questo posto? Da dove partono? A chi ci si deve rivolgere? Grazie.
Feita em 3 de abril de 2018
You'll have to fly to Long Island. There are two airports - Dean's Blue Hole is at the south end of the Island. Stella Maris Airport is the one at the North end and it's at least an hour drive from north end to south end of the island.
Feita em 7 de junho de 2017
Can you take a trip on the Powerboat from Paradise Island to Dean's blue hole?
Feita em 2 de maio de 2017
It is 150 miles from Nassau, so it would use a lot of fuel. Cheaper to fly there and explore Long Island. Check out Bahama Dreamin for somewhere to stay.
Feita em 10 de maio de 2017
You'd need to fly to Deadman's Cay on Long Island with Bahamas Air. Then catch a cab to Dean's Blue Hole.
Dean's Blue Hole is on the Bahamas Out-Island ... Long Island.
Feita em 31 de julho de 2017
RobyletheMLG
San Jose, Califórnia
How much does it cost to go to dean's blue hole
Feita em 17 de novembro de 2015
Free to visit Dean's Blue Hole.
Indirect costs would include: getting to Long Island, Bahamas and renting a car to get to Dean's Blue Hole, accommodation, food for the day
It cost us $80 USD to rent a 4 wheel drive for 1 day (last week). Gas is expensive on the island as well.
There could be day trips that take you there from Stella Maris Resort or possibly Cape Santa Maria Resort.
Feita em 18 de novembro de 2015
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