easy
1.5–2 hours
Participants should have basic swimming skills and be comfortable diving at shallow depths.
Dive into history and adventure with a guided shore dive near Venice, Florida. Discover Megalodon fossils and vibrant marine life during an 80-minute exploration led by a professional Divemaster.
3 Hours • Fossil Hunting • All Ages
Embark on a thrilling guided beach dive with a professional Divemaster, where you'll search for Megalodon fossils in their natural habitat. This unique adventure, suitable for certified divers, offers 50-60 minutes of exploration at a maximum depth of 25 feet, revealing the wonders of the underwater world and ancient treasures.
3 Hours
Join us for a guided beach dive led by a professional Divemaster, designed to help you uncover Megalodon fossils in their natural habitat. This exciting adventure requires you to be a certified diver, to scuba but no certification is required for Huka diving.
We provide all the necessary gear for this single-tank dive, which typically offers around 50-60 minutes of bottom time. With a maximum depth of 25 feet, this dive is both accessible and thrilling, offering a unique opportunity to explore the underwater world and discover ancient treasures.
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Ensure you are a certified diver before booking, as this experience requires prior scuba certification.
Protect your skin and the ocean by using environmentally friendly sunscreen before your dive.
Arriving at least 30 minutes before your dive allows time for a proper gear fitting and safety briefing.
Hydration is key to avoid dehydration and possible dive sickness, especially in Florida’s warm climate.
Venice is renowned as the 'Shark Tooth Capital of the World,' rich in prehistoric fossils from the Miocene Era.
Keys Huka Dive follows strict guidelines to protect fragile fossil sites and marine ecosystems during their tours.
Provides thermal protection in cooler water conditions during fall and winter seasons.
fall specific
Essential for clear underwater vision and surface breathing during gear setup and rest periods.
Helps illuminate fossil details and darker underwater areas during exploration.
Tracks depth and dive time to ensure a safe and controlled dive experience.