Dive Locations
Located in Brandford, Florida and the Suwannee River, Troy Spring State Park is the home of the C.S.A. Madison, a scuttled, confederate steamboat.
Enjoy the warmth of the aquablue water and the hospitality of island residents. There is so much to do for everyone…from the youngest snorkeler to the oldest sea dog.
This natural reef, one of the largest live bottom reefs in the Southeast, is the pride of coastal Georgia. While visiting Gray’s Reef, one may encounter the highly endangered North Atlantic Right Whale, bottlenose and spotted dolphin, loggerhead sea turtles, black sea bass, mackerel, grouper…
Excellent diving and fishing are offered on a variety of nearshore wrecks or off-shore Georgia on the gradually sloping continental shelf.
The retired aircraft carrier USS Oriskany was successfully reefed in May of 2006. It is an awesome “you gotta do this at least once in your life” kind of dive. Get your camera ready for this deep dive (and the spider crabs) and bring something for entertainment…or take a nap… during the 2-hour boat ride.
Blue Grotto is one of the many naturally formed Florida sinkholes and is the home of a friendly soft-shell turtle. Recreational divers will enjoy talking in the dive bell and touching PEACE ROCK.
Devil’s Den is an underwater spring in a dry cave that displays fascinating stalactite formations and fossil bed. Families can enjoy the fishing pond, camping, and other amenities offered.
These clear, blue springs are a vast contract to the tannin-stained Santa Fe River. Divers and non-divers can enjoy canoing, kayaking, and camping at Ginnie Springs in High Springs, Florida.
You are definitely part of the show when you dive in The Living Seas aquarium at EPCOT in Orlando, Florida. This dive is an all-inclusive dive…no equipment needed…just a bathing suit.
Enjoy diving and spear fishing off of the North Florida/South Georgia Coast with Offshore Dive Charters.
Come along with us as we dive the undiscovered Coast of Georgia.