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Sandy Toes

Different sources concern a fatal shark attack and a separate shark sighting. The sighting is not another attack.

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Identity / background
Name and connection as described in the linked sources. Registered legal identity and ownership have not been independently verified.
Owner / leadership
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Official website
https://www.sandytoesbahamas.com/
Business contact
Business telephone: +1 242 363 8637info@sandytoesbahamas.com
Business location
Sandy Toes, Rose Island, Bahamas
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A 2016 Bahamas Supreme Court judgment identifies Soldier Crab Limited trading as Sandy Toes as the successful plaintiff in a civil boat-transport contract dispute against Aqua Tours Limited. It is not a criminal case or a finding against Sandy Toes, and does not establish current ownership.

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Guest safetyTraveler review · #29

Shark sighting prompted staff to clear swimmers from the water

Rose Island · Added 2026-09-20

Shark sighting prompted staff to clear swimmers from the water A guest visiting Rose Island in June 2022 says they spotted a large shark and alerted staff, who immediately got everyone out of the water. The guest enjoyed the beach, lunch and other parts of the Sandy Toes excursion but felt uncomfortable swimming afterward. This is a reported sighting, not a shark attack on that guest. The review’s speculation connecting other attacks to the same operator is not established by this account. Source: TripAdvisor review posted November 7, 2022.

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Shark sighting prompted staff to clear swimmers from the water

A guest visiting Rose Island in June 2022 says they spotted a large shark and alerted staff, who immediately got everyone out of the water. The guest enjoyed the beach, lunch and other parts of the Sandy Toes excursion but felt uncomfortable swimming afterward. This is a reported sighting, not a shark attack on that guest. The review’s speculation connecting other attacks to the same operator is not established by this account.

Source: TripAdvisor review posted November 7, 2022.

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https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g147417-d3909020-r867560445-Rose_Island-Paradise_Island_New_Providence_Island_Bahamas.html

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Guest safetyNews report · #16

Family questions emergency response after fatal Rose Island shark attack

Rose Island · Added 2026-09-20

Family questions emergency response after fatal Rose Island shark attack A June 2019 snorkeling trip ended with a visitor being killed by a shark. Her family questioned the emergency response, saying staff did not enter the water to help and that first-aid supplies and treatment were unavailable. Sandy Toes disputed criticism of its response, saying its staff acted swiftly, followed established procedures and took reasonable preventive measures. The linked report presents the family’s allegations and the operator’s position, not a finding of negligence. Source: Eyewitness News, July 11, 2019.

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Family questions emergency response after fatal Rose Island shark attack

A June 2019 snorkeling trip ended with a visitor being killed by a shark. Her family questioned the emergency response, saying staff did not enter the water to help and that first-aid supplies and treatment were unavailable. Sandy Toes disputed criticism of its response, saying its staff acted swiftly, followed established procedures and took reasonable preventive measures. The linked report presents the family’s allegations and the operator’s position, not a finding of negligence.

Source: Eyewitness News, July 11, 2019.

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https://ewnews.com/sandy-toes-staff-followed-procedure-in-fatal-shark-attack-incident/

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