Green Turtle Cay Expedition 2026: Coral Restoration & Dive Adventure (Price Includes Tax)
Green Turtle Cay Expedition 2026: Coral Restoration & Dive Adventure (Price Includes Tax)
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Join an immersive conservation journey in the heart of the Abacos. From April 12–19, 2026, step beyond traditional diving and become an active guardian of the ocean. This week-long expedition at Green Turtle Cay, Bahamas, combines world-class exploration with hands-on reef restoration. Guided by specialists from the Perry Institute for Marine Science (PIMS) and the Reef Rescue Network, you will help rebuild endangered coral ecosystems while earning a unique PADI specialty certification.
Expedition Highlights
Regenerative Action: Participate in direct reef recovery by outplanting Elkhorn and Staghorn corals from underwater nurseries.
PADI Certification: Earn your PADI Reef Rescue Diver specialty. Learn nursery maintenance and coral planting techniques from veteran instructors.
World-Class Diving: Explore the dramatic topography of the Coral Caverns, the sunlit passages of the Catacombs, and the San Jacinto—a Civil War-era steam frigate teeming with marine life.
Sea Turtle Encounter: Join an exclusive eco-snorkel at Turtle Lagoon to observe wild Green and Hawksbill turtles in their natural habitat.
Intimate Group Size: Strictly limited to 8 divers to ensure personalized mentorship and a high-quality experience.
Itinerary at a Glance
Day 1: Arrival & Welcome Briefing
Day 2: Refresher Dive & Coral Caverns Exploration
Day 3: Hands-on Staghorn Coral Outplanting
Day 4: Adventure Dives: Catacombs & San Jacinto Wreck
Day 5: Elkhorn Coral Outplanting & Restoration
Day 6: Nursery Maintenance & Turtle Lagoon Eco-Snorkel
Day 7: Island Exploration (Lay Day) & Farewell Party
Day 8: Departure
Accommodation: The Bluff House
Nestled on 12 tropical acres, the historic Bluff House Beach Resort & Marina serves as our basecamp. Guests enjoy spacious suites with Caribbean flair, private white-sand beaches, and the iconic Boathouse Bar & Restaurant overlooking the marina.
What’s Included
7 nights of accommodation (Based on double occupancy).
9 Dives (including refresher, exploration, and restoration dives).
PADI Reef Rescue Diver Specialty Course & Certification.
PIMS Coral Restoration Manual & Reef Rescue Network T-Shirt.
Wild Turtle Lagoon Eco-Snorkel.
Tanks, weights, and weight belts.
Not Included
Airfare to Marsh Harbour (MHH), Bahamas.
Airport and ferry transfers.
Scuba equipment rental (BCD, Regulator, etc.).
Meals and beverages.
Golf cart rentals for island exploration.
Travel and Dive Insurance (Required).
Requirements
Certification: Minimum PADI Open Water Diver (or equivalent).
Experience: Minimum 20 logged dives; must have dived within the last 3 years.
Age: 12 years or older.

The Reef Rescue Mission
Answer the call of corals together with the Reef Rescue Network! We’re committed to improving the condition of coral reefs by restoring populations of corals and other species that will build coral reef resilience. These actions will result in meaningful coral restoration across large spatial scales to make substantial improvements to coral reef health and contribute to our knowledge of coral biology, ecology, reef ecosystem function, and how we can improve their condition.