History and legend share the water at Bimini's most iconic snorkel sites. The first stop is the shallow plane wreck that once belonged to Pablo Escobar, where tropical fish, southern stingrays, and occasional nurse sharks have made the wreckage their home. A local guide walks through the story of how the aircraft came to rest here before the group enters the water to explore it. The Sapona Shipwreck comes next, one of the most recognized landmarks in The Bahamas, where guests snorkel around the surviving structural sections of a vessel that has sat in these waters for over a century. Guides provide historical context at each site, and the clear water at both locations means the details are easy to see.