Join Green Dolphin Project Global for an extraordinary conservation expedition to Bimini, Bahamas—one of the Caribbean’s most remarkable marine environments.

From swimming alongside wild Atlantic spotted dolphins to diving with great hammerhead sharks, exploring mangrove ecosystems, and giving back through a community beach cleanup, this immersive experience offers an unforgettable opportunity to experience Bimini through the lens of wildlife, conservation, exploration, and action.

This isn't simply a trip to a beautiful island.

It's an invitation to connect with the ocean—and help protect it.

Bimini's turquoise waters and vibrant ecosystems support an incredible diversity of marine life, including dolphins, sharks, rays, sea turtles, tropical fish, mangroves, and coral reef communities.

Yet these ecosystems face growing pressures from climate change, pollution, habitat degradation, overfishing, and other human impacts. Through this expedition, Green Dolphin Project Global aims to inspire a deeper understanding of these ecosystems and demonstrate how exploration can become a catalyst for conservation. You'll have the opportunity to experience Bimini both above and below the surface, while learning about the wildlife and habitats that make this region so extraordinary.

Experience one of Bimini's most magical encounters—entering the water with wild Atlantic spotted dolphins in their natural environment. Rather than observing wildlife behind glass or fences, you'll experience these remarkable animals where they belong: in the wild. These encounters offer a powerful reminder of why protecting marine ecosystems matters.

Bimini is internationally recognized for its great hammerhead shark encounters. Descend beneath the surface and experience these magnificent—and often misunderstood—predators in their natural habitat. For conservationists and wildlife enthusiasts alike, encountering a hammerhead underwater is an experience that stays with you long after you return to shore.

Explore the intricate mangrove ecosystems that form an essential nursery and refuge for marine life. Mangroves protect coastlines, store carbon, filter water, and provide habitat for countless species. Discover why these seemingly quiet coastal forests are among the planet's most valuable ecosystems.

Bimini's surrounding waters reveal an extraordinary underwater world of coral reefs, marine life, and blue-water habitats. Bring your curiosity—and your camera—and experience the biodiversity that exists just beneath the surface.

Conservation isn't just about experiencing nature. It's about leaving it better than we found it. As part of the expedition, participants will have the opportunity to take part in a community beach cleanup, helping remove marine debris and plastic pollution from Bimini's coastline. Every piece of plastic removed is one less piece that can enter the ocean and threaten marine wildlife.

Located on the western edge of the Bahamas, Bimini is a unique meeting point between the Atlantic Ocean and the Bahamian archipelago. Its proximity to the Gulf Stream helps create an exceptionally productive marine environment, supporting an incredible concentration of biodiversity. For generations, Bimini's waters have inspired explorers, scientists, conservationists, filmmakers, and wildlife enthusiasts. Today, they provide an extraordinary living classroom for understanding the relationship between people, wildlife, and healthy oceans.

At Green Dolphin Project Global, we believe that people protect what they understand, and they protect what they love. Our expeditions are designed to create meaningful connections between people and the natural world while encouraging responsible wildlife encounters and conservation action. Through experiences like this, we hope to transform curiosity into connection—and connection into conservation.

This experience is designed for:

• Wildlife enthusiasts
• Scuba divers and ocean explorers
• Conservationists
• Photographers and filmmakers
• Marine-life lovers
• Adventure travelers
• Students and emerging conservation leaders
• Anyone who wants to experience nature while contributing to its protection
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Whether you're an experienced diver or simply passionate about marine wildlife, this expedition offers an opportunity to experience Bimini in a deeply meaningful way.

January 24–30, 2027

Your expedition includes opportunities for:

🐬 Wild dolphin encounters
🦈 Great hammerhead shark diving
🌿 Mangrove exploration
🤿 Scuba diving and underwater exploration
📸 Wildlife photography and filmmaking
🧹 Community beach cleanup
🌊 Marine conservation education
🤝 Connection with fellow conservation-minded travelers

Experience Bimini from the WildQuest Retreat Center, surrounded by the natural beauty and tranquility of the island.

The retreat provides a home base for an unforgettable week of wildlife encounters, exploration, education, and connection.  WildQuest Retreat Center is our accommodations but this is not a retreat.

Imagine looking into the eye of a wild dolphin. Descending into the blue and watching a great hammerhead glide toward you.

Exploring a mangrove forest alive with marine life. Walking a Bimini beach and knowing that the debris you remove could help protect the animals you came here to see. These are more than vacation memories.

They are moments that change how we see the natural world—and our responsibility to protect it.

Join Green Dolphin Project Global in Bimini for an expedition where adventure meets conservation.

Dates: January 24–30, 2027
Location: Bimini, Bahamas
Accommodations: WildQuest Retreat Center
Presented by: Green Dolphin Project Global

Pricing and final itinerary: $2,795 ($1000 to reserve your spot with the rest due October 15th, 2026)

Wildlife encounters occur in the animals' natural environment and cannot be guaranteed. All wildlife interactions will be conducted with respect for animal welfare and responsible wildlife-viewing principles.