Fig. 01, French Reef at 6:52 PM
Boats leave at 8 AM
Breathe
underwater.
Boats out today from 7:30 AM
5 boat dives
Two tanks from $135
Five boat trips from our dock in Key Largo, from a shallow snorkel to the Spiegel Grove at 100 feet. Small groups, two guides on every boat and the tanks already aboard.
SG-01
Molasses Reef and French Reef
Two-Tank Reef
40
ft
4
hrs
$135 per diver
60
ft vis
SG-02
510-foot Navy ship, deck at 60 feet
Spiegel Grove Wreck
100
ft
4
hrs
$155 per diver
70
ft vis
SG-03
French Reef after sunset
Night Reef
35
ft
3
hrs
$115 per diver
40
ft vis
SG-04
Grecian Rocks, 3 to 15 feet deep
Snorkel the Reef
15
ft
3
hrs
$65 per person
50
ft vis
SG-05
WWII freighter wreck and a shallow reef
Benwood & Dry Rocks
45
ft
4
hrs
$135 per diver
50
ft vis
Five dives.
25 trips out this week.
Live sample, updated Monday 6:05 AM
From $65 a person, tanks and weights included
Every boat takes up to 24 divers with two guides in the water. Pick a day and we hold your spot for 24 hours.
01 / 04 Gear up at the shop
How a two-tank morning goes
7:15
Tanks on, names on the board.
Check in at the counter, pick up the rental kit we sized the night before and walk 40 steps to the boat. Your guide checks every tank before we untie.
02 / 04 First descent
Two-Tank Reef, Saturday 8:25 AM
8:25
Down the mooring line.
The guide drops first and waits at 30 feet. Groups of six or fewer, buddy pairs set on the boat, and a turtle on most mornings.
03 / 04 Surface interval
An hour on deck between tanks
9:40
Log it, then go again.
Water, fruit and the dive log on the sun deck while your body sheds nitrogen. The second dive is shallower, and it is usually the one with the fish.
04 / 04 Back at the dock
Logbooks stamped at the counter
12:10
Rinsed and logged.
Rental gear goes in our rinse tanks, your logbook gets a stamp and the afternoon boat is loading right next to you.
Courses, run by Odalys Marrero
Start with one pool session and finish as the diver your friends want next to them. Every course includes rental gear, boat fees and the certification card.
Signed at the counter
Dive logs.
Left at the counter.
4,600 divers have signed the shop logbook since 2011. We keep it open on the counter for anyone who wants to write in it. These three made the wall.
Average rating from 1,900 reviews
Conditions,
checked at 6 AM.
water temperature at 40 feet on Molasses Reef
visibility on the outer reef this morning
seas with a light east wind, both boats going
wetsuit is plenty this week, shorties work too
Rent the kit.
Fill the tanks.
Every rental kit is serviced each season and sized the night before your dive. Bring your own gear and we fill it, check it and service it in the back room.
Questions
before you dive.
Still unsure? Call (305) 555-0164. A real person picks up at the shop counter, usually an instructor between boats.
Do I need to be certified?
Not for Try Scuba or the snorkel trip. Every other boat dive needs a certification card from any training agency, or a referral from a course you started at home.
How long does Open Water take?
What if I haven’t dived in a while?
How early should we arrive?
Is it OK for kids?
What happens in bad weather?
98275 Overseas Hwy, Key Largo, FL 33037
Free parking in front of the shop
Mon-Thu 7 AM-6 PM
Fri 7 AM-8 PM
Sat 7 AM-8 PM
Sun 7 AM-5 PM