challenging
4 hours
Good physical fitness is required to handle prolonged dives and currents with strong swimming skills.
Explore two iconic Florida Keys shipwrecks—the Spiegel Grove and USCGC Duane—on this advanced 4-hour scuba diving adventure in Key Largo’s crystal-clear waters. Discover vibrant marine life and historic vessels submerged beneath the waves.
Experienced Divers Only! | Great Price of $95 | Booking Online Encouraged!
Embark on an unforgettable 4-hour adventure diving the iconic Spiegel Grove and USCGC Duane wrecks in the Florida Keys. This unique experience is tailored for advanced divers, offering a chance to explore these renowned sites teeming with marine life. Ensure you're prepared with the necessary certifications and gear for an exhilarating dive!
Scuba Diver $95 Boat Rider $65
4 Hours
Explore the world renowned deep wreck of the Florida Keys! The two most popular and most frequently visited are the Spiegel Grove and USCGC Duane. Scuba Divers must hold an Advanced Open Water Scuba certification. If diving Nitrox, be sure to add a tank for each dive you want to dive with Nitrox.
If it has been more than 12 months since your last dive a dive guide is required at an additional cost. If longer than 24 months since your last dive, a Refresher Course is required.
This dive is suited only for advanced divers; ensure your certifications meet local requirements before booking.
Strong currents can occur around the wrecks, so maintain good buoyancy and dive with a guide familiar with the site.
Protect the delicate coral ecosystems by applying reef-safe sunscreen before and after dives.
A good underwater dive light enhances visibility inside the wreck interiors and reveals hidden marine life.
The Spiegel Grove was intentionally sunk in 2002 to create an artificial reef, enhancing local marine habitats.
These dives support Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary efforts to protect coral reefs and shipwreck ecosystems from damage.
Reliable, high-quality gear is essential for safe deeper dives and maneuvering around wreck structures.
Tracks depth, bottom time, and decompression stops crucial for wreck diving safety.
Improves visibility inside dark wreck sections and attracts nocturnal marine species.
Protects your skin and the coral reef from harmful chemicals.
summer specific