Scuba Diving A Florida Adventure
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Scuba Diving: A Florida Adventure
Summary
Florida is truly a diver's paradise with its calm, clear waters teeming with unique marine life and vibrant coral. This destination offers countless opportunities for both reef and shipwreck diving.Discover Florida's Diving Wonders
Florida, with its 1,700 islands and the extensive Florida Keys, offers amazing diving spots. Its serene and crystal-clear waters are home to stunning marine life and colorful coral. You can explore over 5,000 shipwrecks or the continent’s only barrier reef. Florida also boasts exceptional spring diving sites.
Top Diving Destinations
John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park
Located near Key Largo, this was the nation’s first underwater park. Its near-perfect visibility attracts both beginners and advanced divers.
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary
This sanctuary stretches the length of the Keys and is renowned for its world-class diving.
Statue of Christ of the Abyss
Dive 25 feet below the surface to witness this iconic statue. The site also features intriguing canyons and trenches, along with eagle rays and sea turtles.
Pillar Patch
Experience the sight of brilliantly colored corals resembling desert cacti rising from the ocean floor.
The Elbow
Located in the Upper Keys, this is a must-visit for exploring shipwrecks with outstanding penetration.
Unique Diving Experiences
Looe Key National Marine Sanctuary
Explore 5.3 nautical miles of reef at the Stargazer, just five miles off Key West. This site is perfect for diving amidst colorful marine life and coral.
Panhandle Diving Springs
Discover over 1,000 springs, some on private land and others in national or state parks. Blue Springs is popular for observing the migrating manatees.
More Must-See Diving Spots
- Turtle Reef: Depth of 25 feet
- Carysfort Reef: Diving range up to 70 feet
- Carysfort South: Diving depth of 20 feet
- Dry Rocks in Key Largo: Depth of 25 feet
For advanced divers, explore:
- Adolphus Busch: Depths up to 110 feet
- Outside Reefs and Western Dry Rocks: Depths up to 210 feet
Florida offers unparalleled diving experiences with its diverse sites and remarkable visibility. Whether you're exploring the vibrant coral reefs or mysterious shipwrecks, the underwater adventures here are unforgettable.
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