Afternoon 2-Tank Reef Dive in Key West, Florida
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be in good general fitness with the ability to carry and manage scuba equipment comfortably.
Overview
Discover the stunning coral reefs of Key West on a private afternoon 2-tank scuba dive. Perfect for certified divers looking to explore vibrant marine life in crystal-clear waters.
Afternoon 2-Tank Reef Dive
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About This Adventure
Dive into an unforgettable underwater adventure in Key West, exploring the world's third-largest barrier reef. Experience vibrant marine life and stunning coral formations during two immersive dives in crystal-clear waters. With top-quality SCUBAPRO gear and a comfortable dive boat, this excursion promises excitement and breathtaking views beneath the waves.
Explore the world’s 3rd largest barrier reef!
Our afternoon reef dives are in 25-35 feet in the Atlantic on the World's 3rd largest Barrier Reef. The Captain will do his best to take you to the clearest and calmest water’s possible.
Requirements
- All scuba divers must have been diving within the past 2 years
- Any divers may choose to be guided for $50 per person
Duration
4 Hours
What to Bring
- Please bring your certification card if applicable
Address
606 Front Street Key West, FL 33040
Adventure Tips
Check Your Dive Certification
Ensure you have a valid scuba certification before booking this dive, as it’s required for participation.
Hydrate Before and After
Drink plenty of water to avoid dehydration, especially given Florida’s warm climate on the surface.
Use Reef-Safe Sunscreen
Protect your skin without harming marine life by choosing eco-friendly sunscreens before and after diving.
Maintain Buoyancy Control
Practice neutral buoyancy to avoid damaging the fragile reef and to conserve your energy during dives.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Green sea turtles
- Hawksbill sea turtles
History
The Florida Keys reef system has long been a hub for maritime trade and fishing, playing a key role in Florida’s coastal economy for centuries.
Conservation
Efforts are ongoing to protect the reef from coral bleaching and pollution by promoting reef-safe tourism and supporting marine preserves.
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Recommended Gear
Mask and Snorkel
Allows clear vision underwater and easy breathing at the surface during boat rides.
Wetsuit (3mm to 5mm)
Provides thermal protection as water temperatures start cooling in the fall months.
fall specific
Dive Computer
Tracks dive depth and time to ensure safe ascent and decompression limits.
Reef-safe Sunscreen
Protects skin on deck without harming the fragile marine ecosystem.
summer specific