Tiger Beach and Bimini are widely considered the locations with the highest shark concentrations in the Bahamas. Tiger Beach, located off the coast of Grand Bahama, is world-famous specifically for its resident population of large Tiger sharks, which are present year-round due to the shallow, clear sandy bottom that provides a perfect habitat for them. Bimini is a hotspot for Great Hammerheads, especially during the winter months from December to March, as well as Bull sharks and Caribbean Reef sharks. For those looking for a more "controlled" experience, Compass Cay in the Exumas is famous for its massive "rafts" of semi-domesticated Nurse sharks that congregate around the docks. Stuart Cove's in Nassau is another major site, known for "shark feeding" dives that attract dozens of Caribbean Reef sharks at once. While these areas have the highest density, it is important to remember that the Bahamas is a designated shark sanctuary, so you can encounter various species—including Lemon sharks and Blacktips—throughout the entire archipelago, particularly near deep-wall drop-offs and coral reef systems.