Some of the most amazing reef dives in North America are right here in the Boca Raton Area here in Florida!! All the reef systems run north and south along the coast of Florida. And range in depth from 25 to 100 feet. We have 3 separate reef lines 1st being in depths of 15-25
ANCIENT MARINER: This 165 ft. vessel really has some history in South Florida. She used to be a restaurant located on the new River in Fort Lauderdale. She sank at the dock and was raised and a bit later and became a restaurant again then it had the biggest hepatitis outbreak in U.S. history at
The following list describes just a few of the many dive sites within 30 min of the Boca inlet. Our unique coastline offers some of the best diving in the country. Scattered among our coral reefs are a multitude of reefs varying in depths. So the beginner, as well as the experienced diver, can enjoy
FINKS GROUPER HOLE “SHARK DIVE”: Named for the numerous groupers, including goliath groupers, and sharks who inhabitant this reef, it is a must-see. Large squid have been known to wander this reef as well. The top of this reef sits in about 45′ with a spectacular west-facing ledge that drops into 70'. Some of the
UNITED CARIBBEAN: The original name of this wreck is the Golden Venture; This is the ship that Ran aground in New York Harbor with Chinese immigrants that jumped off and some of them drowned. This wreck is connected to the sea Empress by coral rocks that the county put in after sinking this ship. Stingrays, eels,
Some of the most amazing reef dives in North America are right here in the Boca Raton Area here in Florida!! All the reef systems run north and south along the coast of Florida. And range in depth from 25 to 100 feet. We have 3 separate reef lines 1st being in depths of 15-25
NOULA EXPRESS: This island freighter that cruised the Caribbean now lies in eighty-three feet of water. This ship was confiscated by the DEA for running drugs. Courtesy of Hurricane Andrew this ship is now in 3 sections. There is also a small sub that was also confiscated by the DEA. This is one of the
SEA EMPRESS: This 90 ft. barge sits in 74 feet of water upside-down, and was loaded with cement conduits, which spilled into the sand. This makes great hiding places for lobster, Grouper, and tons of tropical fish. It has resident Goliath groupers who live in the stern area. Large nurse sharks are seen here often on
The following list describes just a few of the many dive sites within 30 min of the Boca inlet. Our unique coastline offers some of the best diving in the country. Scattered among our coral reefs are a multitude of reefs varying in depths. So the beginner, as well as the experienced diver, can enjoy