Do I need to be certified?

Yes. Open Water Diver certification is required for reef dives; Advanced Open Water Diver is required for deep wreck dives. Divers must have completed a dive within the past two years.

Yes. Dives are unguided by default; add a dive guide to your booking for led dives, specialty focuses or wreck orientation.

Are there age restrictions for deep wrecks?

Yes. Deep wreck dives are for guests 15 years and older and require Advanced Open Water Diver certification.

Are night dives included?

No. Night dives are not part of the standard four-hour rotation; request a specialized nocturnal trip if desired.

Key Largo Diving Package: 6 Trips, 12 Dives on Reefs and Wrecks | Scuba | Guided Tour

Q: Is gear included?

Tanks (air) and weights are included. Full gear (BCD, regulator, wetsuit, mask, snorkel, fins) is available as an add-on when booking.

Q: What is the check-in procedure?

Check in at the shop location 60 minutes before departure. For last-minute reservations, call +1 305.394.5046.

Off the coast of Key Largo, Florida, the 6 Trips | 12 Dives Package is a compact, high-value way to experience the Florida Reef Tract and the deeper wrecks that punctuate these subtropical waters. Over four-hour sorties, certified divers drop into gardens of hard and soft coral, swim among schooling reef fish and inspect timber and steel wrecks that have become artificial reefs. Tanks (air) and weights are included with every booking, and full gear (BCD, regulator, wetsuit, mask, snorkel, fins) is available as an add-on, so you can travel light or step up to a fully outfitted day on the water. This package is offered from Key Largo, a gateway to the only living coral reef system in the continental United States. Visibility often exceeds 60 feet when conditions align, revealing rice-paper fans, branching staghorn coral and dense sponges clinging to limestone bedrock. On wreck dives certified divers can explore deeper structure and the marine communities colonizing exposed hulls. The area sits within the boundaries of the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary (established 1990), and local guides point out how reef restoration projects and seasonal closures support coral recovery. The format is simple and flexible: four-hour trips with unguided dives by default; add a dive guide at booking if you prefer a led experience. Expect a practical, professional check-in—arrive at the shop location 60 minutes before departure. For last-minute reservations, call +1 305.394.5046. Operator policies require current certification: Open Water Diver for reef dives, Advanced Open Water Diver for deep wreck dives; deep wreck dives are restricted to guests 15 years and older, and divers must have completed a dive within the past two years. Why this package stands out: it bundles repeat visits so you can sample multiple reef sites and wrecks without rebooking each time. For divers chasing variety—coral gardens one day, a moored wreck the next—it’s efficient and cost-effective. The boat time is focused; four-hour windows keep surface intervals manageable and put more time in the water. Practical notes: bring a current dive log, your certification card and any prescription gear. If you add guides, mention specific interests—macro photography, drift lines or wreck penetration—so the crew can match sites. With its proximity to Key Largo’s dive shops, marina services and reef management programs, this package is a direct route into the subtropical underwater world that defines the upper Florida Keys. Arrive with a light breakfast and hydrate—sun and salt dehydrate quickly. Shore-side amenities in Key Largo include air fills and rinse tanks; confirm equipment return protocols. Night dives aren’t part of the standard four-hour rotation, so request a specialized nocturnal trip if you want to hunt critters. Always obey no-entry zones and guide instructions to protect fragile coral.