Water Activities: Morning Scuba & Snorkel at Islamorada Dive Center
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be comfortable in water and in good physical condition.
Overview
Dive into the vibrant waters of Islamorada with Morning Scuba and Snorkel trips. Experience colorful reefs, historic shipwrecks, and marine encounters designed for all skill levels. Here’s why this adventure is a must-do in the Keys!
Morning Scuba and Snorkel trips
4 Hours | Reef and Wreck Diving | Advanced Certification Required for Wreck Dive
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About This Adventure
Embark on an exhilarating underwater adventure with our deep reef and wreck dives! Explore stunning barrier reefs and the iconic Wreck of the Eagle. With certified guides and all necessary gear, this unique experience caters to both basic and advanced divers, ensuring unforgettable moments beneath the waves.
Deeper Dives for the Adventurous!#
Duration:
4 hours
Includes:
Certified Diver for Deep Reef Dive $95 (Monday - Wednesday, Friday - Saturday every week) :
- 2 locations
- Tanks
- Weights
- Dive guide
Full gear rental available for $40
Advanced Certified Divers for Wreck Dive $95 (Thursday and Sunday every week):
- 2 locations
- Tanks
- Weights
- Dive Guide
Gun rental available for $25
About
Our morning dives are on deeper reefs and shipwrecks! Our deep reefs are little "wall-like" dives on the barrier reef. The Wreck of the Eagle is our flagship wreck dive and requires an Advanced Certification. If you're not Advanced Certified, don't worry- we can take you through your Advanced class so that you can dive this gem of a wreck.
Deep reef dives take place Monday - Wednesday, Friday - Saturday mornings only! (Basic Certification Required)
The wreck dives take place Thursday and Sunday Mornings only! (Advanced Certification Required)
Adventure Tips
Book early for prime morning trips
Secure your spot in advance to enjoy calm waters and vibrant marine life.
Bring waterproof gear
A waterproof camera or phone case helps capture underwater moments safely.
Use reef-safe sunscreen
Protect delicate coral ecosystems by applying eco-friendly sunscreen before diving.
Check weather conditions beforehand
Clear skies and calm seas ensure a safer, more enjoyable experience.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Sea turtles
- Reef sharks
History
The Wreck of the Eagle, sunk intentionally in 1984, now serves as an artificial reef and habitat for marine species.
Conservation
The business promotes eco-friendly practices, including reef-safe products and responsible anchoring to protect fragile ecosystems.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Wetsuit or rash guard
Keeps you comfortable in varying water temperatures.
spring;summer;fall;winter specific
Snorkel mask and fins
Essential for clear, comfortable viewing underwater.
summer;fall;winter specific
Underwater camera or waterproof phone case
Capture vivid undersea moments and marine life.
spring;summer;fall;winter specific
Reef-safe sunscreen
Protect skin and reefs from harmful UV rays.
spring;summer;fall;winter specific