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Our Divemasters will insure that your deep-dive adventure with us is safe and fun. After a short boat trip to one of Key Largo's iconic wrecks - either the USS Spiegel Grove or the US Coast Guard Cutter Duane - divers will conduct two guided dives. Our new Newton Dive Special boat features an extra long ladder which makes getting out of the water easy. It also features an on-board restroom, plus two hot water showers. Photographers will appreciate our large two level camera table and separate rinse bucket for their cameras and lights. We have rental cameras available, and top of the line scuba gear rentals. Our dive boat is located on the ocean side of Key Largo which saves you the long transit through the mangroves to get to the ocean, this maximizes your time on the reef and saves your valuable vacation time for the things you want to do during your visit - dive. Divers must perform to their level of certification.

Explore the vibrant underwater world of Key Largo, renowned as one of the SCUBA diving capitals of the world. Snorkel at two stunning reef locations aboard the state-of-the-art Key Largo Diver II, designed for comfort and stability. Each trip includes two snorkeling locations at the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary/Pennekamp Park, or other shallow wreck and reef sites catering to both snorkelers and certified divers. A complimentary Divemaster monitors each group, ensuring a safe and pleasant experience. Ideal for groups looking for adventure in a picturesque setting, this diving charter promises an unforgettable aquatic journey. - Experience two snorkel locations in Key Largo's rich marine ecosystem - Enjoy the comfort of our Newton Dive Special with hot water showers - Monitored by a dedicated Divemaster for enhanced safety and enjoyment - Morning or afternoon departures available, accommodating both divers and snorkelers

See Florida Keys wildlife and coastal ecosystems on a full-day trip from Fort Lauderdale or Miami that’s led by a naturalist guide. Paddle a kayak or stand-up paddleboard through the mangrove forests and seagrass flats, eat lunch on the water, then snorkel two reef locations in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary. Look for dolphins, manatees, sea turtles, and more.