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Beach dives??

	Beach dives??
Author: Reflex Posted: 05-May-07 IP: Logged	Anyone know of any good beach dives in West Palm Beach area.     Reply | Report to Moderator
Author: eXtremeMiami Posted: 09-Jul-07 IP: Logged	Closest beach dive to you that I know about is off commercial blvd. from 95 take commercial all the way east to the pier the reef is 50 yards from the shore. there are 2-3 reef sections running n-s I usually go about 50-100 yards to the south of the pier. You can find coal here from a 1900 coal ship that sunk.     Reply | Report to Moderator
Author: greatwhitediver Posted: 15-Aug-07 IP: Logged	Take I-95 north to exit 76 (Blue Heron Blvd) Head east and as you go over the bridge there is a small park. The fishing pier is a great dive with tons of life. Catch it 30 minutes before High tide for best vis. I think it's called Phil Foster State Park.     Reply | Report to Moderator
Author: gerardandjana Posted: 31-Aug-07 IP: Logged	actually phil foster is about it unless you wanna do the inlet We used to dive the inlet alot not sure if they still let you its been about 5 years since i have been there Gerry     Reply | Report to Moderator
Author: Stingraybrett Posted: 02-Sep-07 IP: Logged	Any Near Lbts?     Reply | Report to Moderator
Author: gerardandjana Posted: 02-Sep-07 IP: Logged	you can beach dive anywhere from las olas north to LBTS the reef is really close on the north end but expect alot of divers on the south end you have a longer swim LBTS is really nice but kinda over dove on a good day its a bit like I-95 too many folks for my taste but great diving none the less. We dive ft laud beach as much as we can and love it HTHs Gerry     Reply | Report to Moderator
Author: jupitermermaid Posted: 27-Mar-08 IP: Logged	The Blue Heron Bridge in West Palm Beach (actually Riviera Beach, AKA Phil Foster Park, has some of the best shore diving around. We usually head in about 1 hour before high tide (slack tide). Since it's only a 20' dive, but with MUCH sea life to observe, we can usually get an hour, hour and a half in before the waters get murky and viz gets bad on one tank of air.     Reply | Report to Moderator