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Adolphus Busch
The Adolphus Busch was intentionally sunk in 1998 to create an artificial reef system. She sits intact and upright in 100-feet of water.
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Sombrero Reef
The Sombrero Reef extends from the base of the Sombrero Key Lighthouse. This protected reef area is one of th emost spectacular in the Keys. The shallow depths allow divers of all skills to enjoy this dive spot.
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Thunderbolt
This 188-foot military ship is the jewel of the Marathon wreck fleet. Sunk intentionally as a dive attraction in March 1986, she now sits perfectly upright in 115 feet of water offering 45 feet of relief.
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Marathon is situated at the mid-point of the Florida Keys island chain, which is why locals have declared their home "The Heart of the Keys."
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Member Reviews
by paintballer4l, This is a must Dive.
Low tide reveals bouys better to tie up on. Visibilty was 60ft + with no current. Big Groupers and many tropical fish including Cudas. Entering second level of Bridge the huge Jew met me face to face at the window. WOW, we followed him in and he disapp...
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by bjinx, Awesome dive, great reef, tons of life
Sombrero is a great dive for beginners and experts alike. Water is typically very clear, even on rough days and the marine life here is incredible. HIGHLY recommended.
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by ematheus, Great wreck dive!
Dove the Thunderbolt twice last week. Finding the mooring bouys is not too bad if you have the GPS coordinates. The bouys are white and reflect well. Depending on current they are 15 to 25 foot deep. They are easy to reach with mask and finns. On top o...
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