Scuba Diving with Islamorada Spearfishing Adventures in Tavernier
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–4 hours
Fitness Level
Diving experience varies; snorkelers and certified divers welcomed. Basic swimming ability required.
Overview
Join Islamorada Spearfishing Adventures for private scuba diving trips that unveil the stunning coral reefs and historic wrecks of the Florida Keys. Perfect for all experience levels, these trips promise unforgettable underwater moments in a marine paradise.
Scuba Diving Charter
4-8 hours • Ages 10+
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About This Adventure
Explore the stunning reefs of the Florida Keys with our private scuba diving charters, tailored for all experience levels. Choose from shallow patch dives, deep drop-offs, shipwrecks, and drift dives. Enjoy personalized guidance and all necessary gear for a memorable underwater adventure in a breathtaking marine paradise.
We welcome divers of all experience levels to come check out the beautiful reefs that the Florida Keys has to offer.
About
We offer a wide variety of options when it comes to booking a private scuba diving charter including: Shallow patch reef dives, deep drop off ledges, ship wreck dives, drift dives and more! To ensure that our customers have a comfortable and enjoyable experience diving with us, we will always discuss experience levels and health conditions before jumping into a dive.
Your charter price includes:
- A captain
- A guide/instructor
- Tanks (Nitrox available upon request if certified)
- BCDs (if needed)
- Regulators (if needed)
- Fins (if needed)
- Masks (if needed)
- Snorkels (if needed)
Adventure Tips
Book in advance
Reserve your spot early, especially during peak season, to secure your preferred date and trip type.
Check weather conditions
Diving trips are weather-dependent; calm seas ensure safer and more enjoyable dives.
Bring eco-friendly sunscreen
Use reef-safe sunscreen to protect marine life during your dive day.
Pack a dry bag
Keep your valuables and change of clothes dry in a waterproof bag onboard.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Nassau groupers
- Queen angelfish
History
The Florida Keys have a rich maritime history, with many wrecks dating back to the 19th century, once vital to local commerce and now part of protected ecosystems.
Conservation
The area emphasizes sustainable diving practices, protecting coral reefs and marine habitats vital to the local economy and ecology.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Wetsuit
Keeps you comfortable in varying water temperatures, especially in winter months.
summer specific
Reef-safe sunscreen
Protect your skin without harming delicate reef ecosystems.
Mask, fins, snorkel
Basic gear for enjoying the underwater view, provided if you don't have your own.
Dry clothing or towel
Helpful for after your dive to stay warm and dry.