What is the meeting point?

Check-in is at Crandon Park Marina - 4000 Crandon Blvd, Key Biscayne, FL 33149; the operator also lists 1220 Palm Dr, Homestead, FL 33035, USA as a contact address.

Do I need to be a strong swimmer?

Yes—guests must saber nadar (know how to swim); the trip involves surface swims, boat transfers and breath‑hold diving.

Is prior spearfishing experience required?

No; instructors offer personalized training for beginners and advanced coaching for experienced freedivers.

Can I keep what I catch?

Harvest rules vary by species and season; the guide will review local regulations and advise on legal, sustainable targets.

Are licenses or permits required?

Regulations change—confirm licensing and any permit requirements with the operator before your trip or via the booking link.

What happens in bad weather?

The captain and instructor monitor conditions and will reschedule or relocate to safer sites when necessary; check the booking link for specific cancellation details.

Guided Spearfishing off Key Biscayne — Crandon Park Spear Dive Lessons

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Learn spearfishing techniques with an instructor from Crandon Park Marina and explore Key Biscayne’s patch reefs and seagrass flats. This seven-hour, instruction-first outing emphasizes breath‑hold skills, safety, and sustainable harvest practices—ideal for committed beginners and experienced freedivers alike.

7 hours

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From $1,378.00

Salidas al Mar- Pesca Submarina FGC runs guided spearfishing outings off Key Biscayne and from shore near Miami’s southern reefs. Meeting at Crandon Park Marina - 4000 Crandon Blvd, Key Biscayne, FL 33149, the trip is staged from South Florida’s shallow patch reefs, seagrass flats and limestone ledges that sit on the edge of Biscayne Bay and the Atlantic. The operator also lists 1220 Palm Dr, Homestead, FL 33035, USA as a contact location. This seven-hour experience pairs a skilled instructor with divers who want to learn spearfishing techniques or sharpen breath‑hold hunting skills. You’ll move between sand channels, seagrass beds and coral heads—distinctive limestone and living coral formations that harbor hogfish, snapper and lionfish. Visibility fluctuates seasonally but the clear patches often reveal large schools and solitary predators like grouper and the occasional spotted eagle ray. The outing emphasizes safety and technique: guests must saber nadar (know how to swim) and be prepared for surface swims and boat transfers. What makes this operator a standout is the instruction-first model. Rather than a chase-for-speed charter, sessions focus on breath control, shot placement and situational awareness around sensitive habitat. In shallow reef zones you’ll see the contrast between fragile staghorn and brain coral colonies and resilient seagrass meadows that support juvenile fish. The boat-or-shore format lets the instructor choose conditions that suit learners or experienced freedivers. Expect practical on-deck coaching before each dive: gear checks, local species ID, and a briefing on protected animals you must not target. The captain and instructor adapt plans to tides, swell and wind, prioritizing spots that maximize safety and sightlines to reef structure. Because spearfishing intersects with regulations and seasonal closures, the guide will review harvest rules and recommend sustainable targets—removing invasive lionfish is often encouraged. This is not a casual snorkeling trip: it’s a hands-on marine-sports clinic that rewards physical fitness, calm judgment and respect for the ocean. For photographers, the shallow reefs yield dramatic foregrounds of corals and darting fish; topside, Key Biscayne’s skyline and the Cape Florida Lighthouse sit closeby. To book, check availability via the operator’s booking link. Whether you’re refining freediving skills, learning to hunt ethically, or aiming for a memorable day on South Florida water, Salidas al Mar- Pesca Submarina FGC delivers focused instruction in an iconic subtropical marine landscape. On check-in day expect a short classroom-style review followed by gear rigging at the dock and a short transit to the first dive site. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a sturdy cooler for catches if permitted, identification, and any relevant fishing permits; the instructor will confirm local licensing and what to do with harvested fish. Suitable for experienced freedivers and motivated beginners prepared to practice breath-hold drills. Plan accordingly and hydrate.

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