Morning Two Tank Key West Dive Trip
Tour Highlights
- Experience Both Wreck and Reef Diving
- Experienced On-Board Dive Team
- 50' Phoenix High Speed Custom Dive Boat
- Fresh Water Showers
- Dive Depth 75 to 90 Feet
- A Dive Guide is Required for Open Water Divers for a fee of $30.00
- ADVANCED DIVERS with Computers are not required to have a guide.
Tour Duration
4.5 Hours
What's Included
Tour Restrictions
- A Dive Guide is Required for Open Water Divers for a fee of $30.00
- ADVANCED DIVERS with Computers are not required to have a guide.
- All divers must be in good health (a Health Form will be signed at Check In)
This fabulous two-tank morning scuba expedition transports divers to two great dive locales, an enormous wreck teeming with aquatic life, and a bustling live coral garden. Join our experienced dive masters to discover two fabulous underwater habitats filled with an assortment of marine life. We take pride in providing top-notch service on our daily morning dive trip, supplying divers with top-of-the-line and meticulously maintained scuba equipment, and providing tips and vigilant supervision to ensure the safety of all participants. Advanced divers with a dive computer are permitted to dive by themselves, but less experienced divers must be accompanied by a dive master in open water. Our fully-customized Phoenix dive vessel will quickly transport you to the best dive sites in the region. This vessel comes equipped with freshwater showers and a restroom for your convenience.
Our AM dive adventure starts with a voyage out to the USNS Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg, a massive former naval vessel that is accessible for both novice and experienced divers. It does reach depths of one hundred and fifty feet, but is reachable by inexperienced divers at around fifty feet. This enormous ship is the largest and most recent wreck, intentionally scuttled in the spring of 2009. Experienced divers can descend to a depth of ninety feet at this thriving wreck locale. It is fast becoming a thriving environment for a vast array of exotic marine species.
The second stop on this great morning adventure is a thriving coral reef. The Florida Keys are home to the only living coral reef habitat on the Atlantic side of the North America. You can explorer a unique undersea environment overflowing with a diverse variety of intriguing marine species. Youll be astounded by the interesting colors and formations of hard corals, soft corals, and sponges. A prismatic conglomeration of tropical fish thrives in these remarkable coral gardens.
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Wow!!! There truly is nothing like the USS Vandenberg! If you are a scuba diving enthusiast like me, do NOT miss out on the Vandenberg!
The Vandenberg dive is one of the best scuba dives i've ever been on! It's a monster of a shipwreck! We were lucky enough to go on one of the "double-vandenberg" trips and got to see so much of the boat!