Bahama Banks

Bahama Banks refer to the shallow underwater platforms found in the Bahamas, primarily composed of limestone. They are part of the Caribbean Sea and are characterized by their coral reefs and vibrant marine ecosystems. These banks are significant for fishing, tourism, and biodiversity, providing habitats for diverse marine life. The clear, shallow waters also attract snorkelers and divers. Economically, they play a crucial role in sustaining local communities and the tourism industry, as well as contributing to the overall health of the oceanic environment in this region.