Search Browse Hot Spots! Forums Blogs My Page       Home :: Hot Spots  Hot Spots Captain Tony / M/V Becks Boca Raton The Captain Tony, 167-foot long Dutch freighter originally named the M/V Becks, was scuttled on October 22, 1996 in 85 fsw of water off the coast of Palm Beach / Boca Raton.     The Caves / Twin Ledges Moorings Fort Lauderdale A shallow series of ledges located about 2 miles north from the Port Everglades Inlet. A system of 16 moorings mark a broken ledge varying in depth from 20 to 30 feet.     Spanish Shanty Barge Panama City This 150 foot wreck, also known as "Tar Barge", sits in 20 feet of water off Shell Island in St. Andrews Bay.     Budweiser Bar Boca Raton This 167 foot long coastal freighter was built in 1965 and was used to transport dry goods to the Bahamas and Haiti. She was sunk in 1987 in 95 feet of water.     Atlantis Memorial Reef The Lion May-06-2008 Benwood Wreck 6 ft Eel Benwood May-04-2008 Benwood Wreck Benwood Coral May-04-2008 Sea Emperor Sea Emp Apr-30-2008 Radio Tower Pyramids Radio Tower Pyramids Apr-23-2008 Sea Emperor Grren Moray Eel Apr-22-2008 Sea Emperor Grren Moray Eel Apr-22-2008 French Reef French Reef (South End) Apr-18-2008 Fowey Lighthouse / Fowey Rocks fowey lighthouse/fowey rocks Apr-05-2008 Delta Shoals Flagglers Barge Apr-04-2008 Delta Shoals Shark on Flagglers Barge Apr-04-2008 Ivory Wreck A remnant of the Ivory Apr-04-2008 Collier 5 Mile Reef by borges0730, the mother day nathing Atlantis Memorial Reef by xiamgix, Something you dont see everyday Reefs, we've seen that. Ships, we've seen that. But lion statues, Big entrance gates, Huge towers all with swimthroughs are not on the list of normal dives. Saw two gi-norm-as Rays. This place is a must see if youre in the area. also you can be burried down there if you would like. St. Pete Beach Reef by dyvher2, need gps,,taking a chance on visibility,,fair to 3 feet Copenhagen by snappersnatcher, Great first ocean dive Benwood Wreck by lordcrow, Easy dive Navy Dive Tender YDT-14 by cmcquaid69, This wreck is alot of fun and easy to explore. Noula Express Boca Raton The Noula Express was the first joint project between the Broward and Palm Beach County Artificial Reef Programs and lies on the county line. The Noula Express wreckage lies among white sand and a small patch reef system and supports a rich fish communit   Zion Train West Palm Beach Built in 1962, the 164-foot long Zion Train now rests in 90 feet of water approximately one mile north of the Jupiter Inlet.     Eagle Islamorada     DEMA Trader Miami     USCG Bibb Key Largo     Thunderbolt Marathon   Carysfort Lighthouse Key Largo The lighthouse lies six miles off of Key Largo. Snorkling near and around the lighthouse is fantastic with good visiblity, magnificent coral and plenty of fish.   Molasses Reef Key Largo This is arguably the most beautiful collection of reefs in all of Florida! Rather than a single site, Molasses is an extensive reef complex with excellent snorkeling and diving alike.     Christ of the Abyss Key Largo     Half Moon Preserve Miami     Atlantis Road Bimini Islands     Copenhagen Fort Lauderdale   Mandalay Miami The Mandalay was a 128-foot double-masted steel schooner in the Windjammer Cruises fleet. She ran aground on on Long Reef near Elliott Key on New Years Eve 1966 at the end of a 10-day Bahamas cruise.   Kinks Bimini Islands The Kinks is a scattering of coral heads along a white sandy bottom. It has abundant marine life and good visibility and is popular for night dives.     Sombrero Reef Marathon     Black Bart Panama City     Zion Train West Palm Beach     Spirit of Miami Miami   :: Hot Spots Florida Keys    Key Largo    Islamorada    Marathon    Key West Florida Coast    Miami    Ft. Lauderdale    Naples    Pensacola    Panama City    West Palm    Boca Raton    Destin    Jacksonville The Bahamas    Bimini    Coco Cay North Carolina    Nags Head    Cape Hatteras    Morehead City    Wilmington More...
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