moderate
2–3 hours
Participants should be in good physical condition with basic swimming skills.
Discover the pristine waters of Blue Spring State Park on a private scuba tour with expert guidance. Dive into vibrant ecosystems and enjoy personalized underwater adventures. Keep reading to see what makes this experience a highlight for divers in Florida.
• Must be certified for SCUBA
Experience the enchanting Blue Spring State Park on a private drift dive with Florida Dive Company. Enjoy early access to crystal-clear waters, personalized guidance, and tailored support as you explore vibrant aquatic life, including fish and turtles. This unique adventure promises a memorable underwater journey at your own pace.
Enjoy early access to the Park! Explore the crystal-clear waters of one of Florida’s most celebrated springs with a Private Scuba Tour led by Florida Dive Company — the exclusive dive tour provider for Blue Spring State Park. This tour is perfect for individuals, couples, or small groups looking for a more customized and personally guided experience.
With guaranteed diver access and tailored in-water support, you’ll enjoy the beauty of Blue Spring at your own pace — with a dive guide by your side from start to finish.
Your private adventure begins with early access to the park then a relaxing walk along the boardwalk, leading you to our exclusive diver staging area. This quiet space is outfitted with benches and is located just a short walk from the diver-only entry point.
Once in the water, your guide will accompany you throughout the entire shore-based drift dive, providing:
Personal assistance with navigation and buoyancy checks
Route guidance tailored to your skill and comfort level
Real-time support to help you make the most of your dive
Blue Spring maintains a constant 72°F / 22°C temperature year-round with excellent visibility, and you may encounter:
Bass, Brim, Gar, and other freshwater fish
Turtles and aquatic plants
Manatees (primarily seen during winter months; sightings not guaranteed)
This is a non-instructional, guided experience — all divers must be certified and capable of maintaining their own equipment and air supply. However, the Private Dive Guide provides continuous support and enhanced safety presence throughout your dive.
Guaranteed park entry for all listed divers
Early access to Blue Spring State Park prior to public entry
Private Dive Guide for one-on-one or small-group supervision
Access to our private diver staging area
Personalized dive briefing and in-water support
Guided drift dive through Blue Springs natural spring run
Scuba Rental Gear Available
Full set of scuba gear (Maintained and Functioning equipment required)
Dive certification card (required)
Towel, water, and weather-appropriate clothing
Reef-safe sunscreen (if needed)
To participate in this tour, divers must:
Hold a valid scuba certification (Open Water or higher)
Be able to swim and manage their own gear competently
Communicate clearly with their guide and follow safety instructions
Touching, harassing, or approaching manatees
Disturbing or collecting fossils, rocks, or artifacts
Climbing or standing on embankments or spring walls
Carving or defacing natural surfaces or formations
Max depths can vary depending on season. Spring Head Depth 120ft/36.5m Spring Run 3-12ft/1-4m.
Get to the park before opening to enjoy the waters with fewer people and better lighting for photography.
Ensure you have all necessary scuba equipment for a comfortable, personalized dive experience.
Check weather conditions before your trip to ensure optimal visibility and safety.
Schedule your private tour early to secure preferred dates and personalized instruction.
Blue Spring was designated a state park in 1971, recognized for its ecological importance and recreational appeal.
The park emphasizes water conservation and wildlife protection, maintaining strict guidelines to preserve the spring's pristine condition.
A well-fitted wetsuit, mask, fins, and regulator are essential for a safe and comfortable dive.
Helpful for illuminating underwater features and wildlife at greater depths.
Capture vivid images of the spring's vibrant aquatic life.
Important for indicating your position to boats when surfacing in open waters.