World-Class Key Largo Reef & Wreck Diving

Dive into Key Largo's Underwater Wonders

Ready to explore the vibrant reefs and historic wrecks of Key Largo? Our 4-hour guided dive trip with BlueWater Divers is perfect for certified divers looking to experience the best underwater sights the Florida Keys has to offer. Whether you're a seasoned pro or recently certified, our expert guides will take you to the day's prime spots based on current conditions. And hey, if you've got non-divers in your group, no worries – we welcome snorkelers too!

Beneath the Surface

Picture this: you're descending into crystal-clear waters, surrounded by schools of tropical fish darting around colorful coral formations. As you glide through the water, your guide points out a spotted eagle ray gracefully passing by. Maybe you'll explore the Benwood wreck, a merchant marine ship from WWII now home to countless marine species. Our trips are all about giving you those "wow" moments underwater while keeping safety the top priority. With a max of 10 guests per trip, you'll get plenty of personal attention from our guides who know these waters like the back of their hand.

Dive Brief & Gear Info

We've got you covered with tanks and weights, but you'll need to bring your own mask, fins, and wetsuit (or rent them from us). Don't forget your certification card – we'll need to see that before you hop on the boat. Our dive sites typically range from 30 to 60 feet deep, perfect for all experience levels. We'll do a thorough briefing on the boat, covering dive plans, hand signals, and what cool critters to keep an eye out for. If you're a bit rusty, no sweat – our guides are happy to give you a quick skills refresher before we splash in.

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Marine Life You'll See

Key Largo's waters are teeming with life, and every dive brings something new. Keep your eyes peeled for the gentle giants of the reef – nurse sharks. These docile bottom-dwellers can grow up to 14 feet long but are totally harmless to divers. They're often found resting under ledges during the day, so peek carefully into those crevices!

Lobster lovers, you're in for a treat. The Florida spiny lobster is a local favorite, especially during the season (August to March). Unlike their clawed cousins up north, these guys rely on speed to escape predators. Watch them use their antennae to feel their way around the reef – just remember, no touching!

One of the most exciting sights is the green moray eel. These guys can grow up to 8 feet long and are often seen poking their heads out of reef crevices. Don't worry, they're not aggressive – that open-mouthed "grin" is just how they breathe. Green morays are around year-round, but you might spot more activity during their spawning season in the spring.

And let's not forget the stars of the show – the vibrant tropical fish. From the electric blue of juvenile blue tangs to the striking stripes of sergeant majors, the reef is like an underwater rainbow. Keep an eye out for parrotfish using their beak-like mouths to scrape algae off the coral – that crunching sound you hear underwater? That's them!

Plan Your Next Dive

Ready to dive in? Booking your Key Largo reef and wreck trip is easy – just hop online and snag your spot. Whether you're looking to tick off some bucket list dives or just enjoy a day in the underwater world, we've got you covered. And hey, if you're thinking of multiple dives, give us a shout about our multi-trip discounts. Trust me, once you've experienced the magic of Key Largo's reefs, you'll be itching to get back in the water. So grab your gear, your sense of adventure, and let's explore what's waiting beneath the waves!