Sting Rays, turtles, and sharks are only a arm length away during these magnificent dives along the Grand Turk Wall, which is the third largest barrier reef in the world. Guests rave over the quality of the dive and resort. From the very experience divers to the first timers this resort goes above and beyond expectations. The vast amount of fish life and coral displays are breathtaking and the dive sites are easily reached within ten minutes with quick, calm, intervals of boats. The outer cay, like Gibbs Cay, is a great place to snorkel through. You and the stingrays will swim together next to this beautiful uninhabited island.

 
The Bohio Dive Resort is set on Pillory Beach and boasts 16 rooms with ocean views and terraces facing west to enjoy the Caribbean sunset. Before you head out into the water there is plenty of opportunity for instruction. Bohio has its own dive center with experienced PADI instructors waiting to help all level divers. Also on the resort is Bohios Guanahani restaurant and bar which is open seven days a week and offers everything from Italian coffee, Cuban cigars, and cocktails to local and international cuisines.
The welcoming and intimate feel of the resort is one of its main attractions. You almost feel as though you are becoming part of the Bohio family. It does not take long to figure out that Bohio is an ancient Taino term for, Home.

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