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Black Hole Black Hole is a drowned sinkhole 65 feet below the surface of the ocean. The entrance is nearly 100 feet in diameter and the limestone shaft plunges to depths of 224 feet. More Details... 65 - 224 ft. 20 - 68 m

Collier 5 Mile Reef Made up primarily of concrete pilings and barges, this 100'x175' artificial reef site has been attracting many types of sea life. More Details... 30 - 32 ft. 9 - 10 m

Fantastico While carrying a load of fertilizer from Miami to Tampa, the 200 foot Honduran freighter Fantastico sunk in March 1993 as a result of the No Name Storm of 1993. More Details... 100 - 115 ft. 30 - 35 m

Isabell Resting on the bottom under 58 feet of water lie the broken remains of the old shrimp boat, Isabell. More Details... 50 - 58 ft. 15 - 18 m

Kidd Wreck In 1987, this 85 foot barge sank in 45 feet of water. This is a great site to see goliath grouper, snapper, and barracuda. More Details... 15 - 25 ft. 5 - 8 m

Mine Sweeper Located 11 miles west of Gordon Pass, this 60 foot vessel now lies in pieces under 40 feet of water. More Details... 35 - 40 ft. 11 - 12 m

Naples Barge Located 5.5 miles west of Gordon Pass, this once active construction barge is now part of an artificial reef system. Plenty of fish swim about the wreck. More Details... 25 - 32 ft. 8 - 10 m

Naples Ledges The four to six foot ledges of this site contain a series of ledges, cracks, and holes that are loaded with fish life including many varieties of grouper and snapper. More Details... 30 - 30 ft. 9 - 9 m

Santa Lucia In 1994, 29 refugees fleeing Cuba used the Santa Lucia, a 47 foot turtle boat, for their voyage to the United States. In 1997 the vessel was towed to sea to become part of and artificial reef site. More Details... 20 - 24 ft. 6 - 7 m

Tea Cup Ledges With ledges running from one to three feet high, this is a large area of abundant marine life, soft corals, and sponge bottoms. More Details... 30 - 30 ft. 9 - 9 m

Tower This 70 foot military navigational tower rests in 35 feet of water. More Details... 35 - 35 ft. 11 - 11 m