Amaryllis
Florida · Up to 24.4 m
Artificial reef built from 440' Freighter, the "Amaryllis"
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Scuba Diving in Florida, United States
Best dive sites in Florida, United States
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Lugano Verified
Florida · 3–7.6 m
Lugano is a 350-foot British iron cargo steamer on Long Reef in Biscayne National Park's Maritime Heritage Trail. The wreck lies in about 25 ft / 7.6 m and is best treated as a shallow protected archaeological wreck on reef, not a penetration dive. Expect low-profile iron hull and frame remains with reef growth and fish life.
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Blackthorn
Florida · Up to 24.4 m
Artificial reef built from 180' Coast Guard Cutter, the "Blackthorn"
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Antares' Ship
Florida · Up to 39.6 m
Artificial reef built from 387' Freighter, the "Antares"
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Alligator Reef / USS Alligator Shipwreck Verified
Florida · 0.9–7.6 m
Shallow reef and protected historic wreck area near Alligator Reef Lighthouse off Islamorada. Divers and snorkelers visit coral habitat, fish life, and ballast/wreck remains traditionally associated with USS Alligator, while acknowledging some uncertainty about exact wreck attribution. This is a boat-access Sanctuary Preservation Area style dive/snorkel site, not a shore dive.
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Alexander Springs
Florida · 1.5–7.6 m
Alexander Springs is a first-magnitude spring in the Ocala National Forest and the only site in the forest where scuba diving is allowed. The broad, gin-clear pool slopes from a sandy swim beach to roughly 25 ft over the vent, making it one of Florida's best easy dives for newly certified divers and training classes. The recreation area includes a campground, bathhouse and canoe launch on the lush, palm-lined spring run.
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Bibb
Florida · Up to 39.6 m
Artificial reef built from 327' USCG Cutter, the "Bibb", Laying on Starboard Side, 95' to Rail
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SS Tarpon Wreck
Florida · —
archaeological site in Bay County, United States of America
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Miss Jenny
Florida · Up to 27.4 m
Artificial reef built from 55' X 50' X 25' Dredge Barge. 300' south of "Esso Bonaire"
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USNS General Hoyt S. Vandenberg Verified
Florida · 16.8–50.3 m
Large intentionally sunk military transport and missile-tracking ship off Key West. The wreck stands high in the water column, with shallow superstructure reachable by advanced recreational divers and deeper deck, hull, and penetration routes reserved for properly trained deep/wreck/technical divers. Use moored charter access and plan conservative gas, ascent, and no-decompression limits.
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Saint Pete Beach Site
Florida · Up to 7.6 m
Artificial reef built from 3 loads from 3/7/83 to 4/6/83, Same Location, Same grant
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Thunderbolt
Florida · Up to 36 m
Artificial reef built from 188' Navy Cable Vessel, the "USS Thunderbolt"
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