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Wreck Diving with Big Blue Dive Boat in the Reef Atlanta - Atlanta

Wreck Diving with Big Blue Dive Boat in the Reef Atlanta

Panama Citymoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

6 hours

Fitness Level

Good physical condition needed for handling gear and submerged conditions

Overview

Dive into the depths with Big Blue Dive Boat and uncover vibrant shipwrecks and marine life just off Atlanta's coast. Perfect for certified divers craving a deep-sea adventure!

Panama City, Florida

3 Tank Wreck Dive

$169 l Tanks Included l Advance Open Water Level Divers or Higher I Minimum 4 divers

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Adventure Photos

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About This Adventure

Embark on an exhilarating 6-hour adventure with three tank wreck dives, exploring vibrant shipwrecks, reefs, and marine life like Red Snapper and sea turtles. Experience the thrill of diving depths of 50 to 100 feet while enjoying complimentary snacks and drinks aboard Big Blue. Bring your certification and dive gear for an unforgettable underwater journey!


Rates

Diver (Ages 13 and Up): $169

Please Note Crew works for tips only as gratuity is not included in trip cost. 20% is customary for exceptional service.

Passengers under 18 must have a waiver signed by their legal guardian. We require a minimum of 4 divers in order to conduct this trip. If this overall minimum is not met, we will reach out to reschedule.*


Duration

Est. 6 Hours


About

3 tank wreck dives consist of ship wrecks, bridge spans, and reefs. You will see an abundance of life consisting of Red Snapper, Amberjack, Trigger Fish, Angle Fish, Grouper, Rays, and on some day’s sea turtles. Depths 50ft to 100ft.


What to Bring

  • All divers must be able to provide proof of certification so bring your card.

  • Sign our online waiver prior to the trip to expedite check in process.

  • Bring all dive gear. Single air or nitrox tanks will be provided on the boat along with weights. If you are renting dual tanks please reach out to Blue Gravity or Red Alert Diving to pick those up the day prior to the charter.

  • Dive gear bags must be soft, collapsible and able to fit under the bench within your dive station.

  • Big Blue is equipped with an o2 compatible on board air fill station. If diving nitrox the 3rd dive would be a air top off from your existing nitrox tanks

Note:Spearfishing with spear guns are NOT allowed on board Big Blue. Lion fish hunting with containment device and poke pole is allowed. Coolers and lion fish provisions must be provided by the diver as we do not keep these items on board. Captain does reserve the right to not allow poke pole use or lion fish hunting for safety reasons at anytime during the charter.

Pelican cases and rolling bags cannot be accommodated.


Provided

  • Air or Nitrox tanks (AL80) are provided

  • Drinks, and prepackaged snacks at no cost.

  • If you have your own food and need it kept cool there is space available in a refrigerator on board. Please note space is limited.

Adventure Tips

Check Your Certification

Ensure you have an open water certification before participating in wreck dives.

Bring Your Dive Gear

Pack your personal dive equipment, including tanks, mask, fins, and wetsuit, for maximum comfort.

Stay Hydrated

Drink plenty of water before and after dives to stay hydrated in the sun and saltwater.

Arrive Early

Be punctual to complete check-in procedures and prepare your gear without rush.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Sea turtles
  • Giant grouper

History

Many wrecks in the area date back to early 20th-century maritime trade, adding historical depth to each dive.

Conservation

The area is part of a Marine Protected Area, emphasizing sustainable diving practices and reef preservation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Dive mask and fins

Essential

Clear visibility underwater is crucial, so bring your own mask and fins for comfort.

Wetsuit

Essential

A wetsuit helps regulate body temperature during dives, especially at depths.

Dive computer or watch

Essential

Monitor your depth and dive time to ensure safety.

Underwater torch

Helpful for illuminating wreck interiors or low-light conditions.