moderate
5–6 hours
Participants should have moderate physical fitness to handle multiple dives and boat transfers comfortably.
Experience the thrill of three unique dive sites in Islamorada, Florida. From historic shipwrecks to vibrant reefs, this trip offers unforgettable underwater exploration for all skill levels.
The 3 Dives Trip with Islamorada Dive Center offers an extraordinary scuba adventure across three of the Florida Keys’ most iconic underwater locations. Starting with careful navigation around the Duane and Spiegel wrecks, divers get to experience a blend of history and vibrant marine life. These wreck dives are particularly thrilling for those eager to explore sunken ships teeming with schools of tropical fish and colorful corals. Following this, the itinerary includes dives at shallow and deep reefs where curious sea turtles, rays, and spiny lobsters might make an appearance. This trip is tailored to suit both novices gaining confidence and experienced divers seeking new sights beneath the waves. Expert guides ensure safety and share local knowledge to bring the underwater world to life. Whether it’s the texture of ancient wreck wood or the delicate branching corals, each dive spot presents unique photo opportunities and a chance to connect with one of Florida’s most stunning natural environments. The warm Atlantic waters surrounding Islamorada provide comfortable diving conditions year-round, making this private expedition a memorable experience whether you want to relax among reefs or adventure into deeper waters. Perfect for adventure seekers eager to intuitively explore diverse dive sites in a single day.
Ensure all scuba gear is tested and functioning before dives to maintain safety underwater.
The warm Florida sun can dehydrate you quickly, so drink plenty of water before and after diving.
Avoid touching coral or disturbing wildlife to protect the fragile ecosystem.
Use biodegradable, reef-safe sunscreen to minimize environmental impact during surface intervals.
The Duane and Spiegel wrecks are relics from the World War II era, now serving as artificial reefs attracting diverse marine species.
Efforts in the Keys include reef restoration projects and strict regulations to protect coral health and marine biodiversity.
Provides thermal protection and comfort during cooler months and deeper dives.
fall|winter|spring specific
Helps monitor depth and bottom time to ensure safe dive profiles.
Captures stunning photos of reefs, wrecks, and marine life during your dive.
Protects your skin without harming coral reefs during surface intervals.
summer|null specific