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Florida Local Scuba Diving Information
Dive Sites in Florida
Photo Comment
joe_bird - Apr 28
I went scuba diving here on 4/27/2024. Average viz: 26-30ft/8-9m. Water temp: 71-75°F/22-24°C....
randomlyon - Apr 27
Rating Added: 4 If you can find it down the dusty dirt roads, you’ll be punished by the very long walk from the parking lot, but rewarded with outstanding dives. I did part of my TDI Cavern class here in doubles. A hand cart or wagon is a requirement...
watergypsy - Apr 19
Rating Added: 5 So cool! Lots of barrracuda!...
Foilzman - Apr 9
Rating Added: 2 Great place for Open Water training, otherwise, shallow and not much to explore. The park it is located within is beautiful....
Foilzman - Apr 9
A secret cavern dive within the diving community. Used to be that you had to know someone in order to find the way. Since COVID, a permanent path has been carved out. Cavern goes to about 175 feet. It opens up to a huge ballroom. Almost big enough to...
joe_bird - Apr 7
I went scuba diving here on 4/6/2024. Average viz: 26-30ft/8-9m. Water temp: 71-75°F/22-24°C. Fisherman hooked my flag on the north side of the east span, very strong current today but great viz....
Photos in Florida
Whaleshark in PCB, FL
Whaleshark in PCB, FL
Whaleshark in PCB, FL
Whaleshark in PCB, FL
Whaleshark in PCB, FL
Panama City Beach, FL
Florida Springs Dive
Last dive with my favorite buddy before moving to Florida
My last dive in California before I moved to Florida.
Royal Spring FL
BHB Riviera Beach, Florida
Ring Of Honor
Dive Clubs in Florida
Photo Club Name Location Club Members
South Florida Dive Friends South Florida Area Florida  84
Aquatic Ventures Dive Club Fort Lauderdale FL  43
ODDC A-Salt Squad Destin FL  34
SWFLA Dive Club SW Florida FL  28
Ocala Dive Club Ocala FL  21
Panama City Dive Club Panama City FL  19
Life Underwater Tampa FL  15
East Orlando SCUBA Orlando FL  14
Coral Springs Dive Club Coral Springs FL  14
Lower Keys Dive Club Summerland Key Florida  13
Articles about Florida
Visiting a Turtle Hospital in Florida! Visiting a Turtle Hospital in Florida!
Marlies-Diveoclock - 11/21/2016 2:45 PM
Right in the middle of the Florida Keys there is a operating turtle hospital for the rescue, rehabilitation and release of sea turtles. The Turtle Hospital on Marathon Key has its own turtle ambulances, surgery room and intensive care! diveoclock.com/blog/Turtle_Hospital/...
SCUBA Diving in the Florida Keys! SCUBA Diving in the Florida Keys!
Marlies-Diveoclock - 10/29/2016 11:04 PM
Exploring the Florida Keys! Find out where to dive, what to see and how much it costs! diveoclock.com/destinations/USA/Florida/Florida_Keys/...
Muck diving at the Blue Heron Bridge in Florida! Muck diving at the Blue Heron Bridge in Florida!
Marlies-Diveoclock - 10/28/2016 11:04 PM
Searching for critters two weeks after Hurricane Matthew, with construction work and heavy rain carrying a surface buoy in surface current! diveoclock.com/destinations/USA/Florida/Blue_Heron_Bridge/...
Cuddling with Manatees in Homosassa, Florida! Cuddling with Manatees in Homosassa, Florida!
Marlies-Diveoclock - 10/27/2016 11:04 PM
Imagine yourself swimming with sea cows! They are round, big and super sweet. The most amazing trip! diveoclock.com/destinations/USA/Florida/Homosassa/...
The Florida lionfish hunt
JudiHope - 4/30/2016 8:32 PM
Word is beginning to spread quickly. After years of the dreaded lionfish preying on Florida reef systems and devouring the smaller fish that make up the marine eco-system, Florida is in the process of launching a reward system for......
Kayak Diving in South Florida Kayak Diving in South Florida
kayakdan - 7/12/2014 6:39 AM
A kayak can help you reach dive sites as far as 2 miles offshore. They also are great exercise and expand the adventure of diving. Most dive sites in Broward County are within a 30 minute paddle of a kayak launch point. Necessary equipment includes the kayak (about $500), a paddle (about $45) and a coastguard-approved life vest (as cheap as $8). You will also need a dive flag mounted to the kayak ($10) and a lead line ($15 to $30) to pull the kayak along with you during your dive. Optional equip...