- Ages 15+
- 4.5 hours
During our morning wreck dive we explore the USNS General Hoyt S. Vandenberg, the world’s 2nd largest artificial reef.
Explore Exciting Dive Locations
With over 1,000 shipwrecks and the third-largest barrier reef in the world, the Florida Keys are home to some of the world’s best scuba diving sites.
Key West scuba guides can help you get certified, give you a refresher course, or take advanced divers to the area’s top scuba sites, coral reefs, and shipwrecks. The area’s biodiversity, bright blue waters, and exciting dive locations make Key West a scuba diver’s paradise. Start planning your next dive today!
Scuba Diving off the Coast of Key West
The reefs off the coast of Key West are home to an abundance of marine life like coral, barracuda, turtles, blue tang, butterfly fish, and other colorful inhabitants. Shipwrecks are an especially exciting place to go scuba diving, like the Vandenberg and other remnants of Spanish galleons. The famous Vandenberg wreck is the world’s second-largest artificial reef. This retired naval ship was actually sunk intentionally to create a dwelling for coral and fish species as well as a prime Key West scuba diving spot, best for advanced scuba divers. There are many other incredible dive sites found throughout the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary, with options for less experienced or intermediate divers to enjoy.
Even if you’ve never gone scuba diving before, Key West is an ideal location to get certified. There are several resorts with great pools where you can learn the basics before completing shallow reef dives under the supervision of knowledgeable guides. Whether you’re just getting started or looking for a thrilling scuba diving adventure, Key West has dive sites for all levels.
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