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Key West and the Florida Keys

Key West is known for its laid back atmosphere of indigenous bars, local writers like Ernest Hemingway and art galleries with their own mix of tropical chic. The biggest event of the year is Read more >

Dive Jupiter and West Palm Beach, FLORIDA USA

Florida's Best Kept Dive Secret: The warm waters of the Gulfstream bring Jupiter, Florida some of the premier underwater animal watching in this hemisphere. Loggerhead and Hawksbill turtles, Moray eels, Goliath Grouper, and an abundance of tropical marine life fills your bottom time. Jupiter offers a diverse selection of reefs at 70 to 80 feet with a 10 to 20 foot ledge. Read more >

We have a special place in our hearts for Jupiter divers at eBoatCharters.com . . . and hundreds of fantastic dive spots!

Fort Lauderdale fun plus wrecks and reefs

Greater Fort Lauderdale is not only home to 23 miles of golden sand beaches but also to an array of dive sites and marine life. From Deerfield Beach in the north to Hallandale Beach in the south, a unique natural three-tiered reef system begins in 20 feet of water just 100 yards from shore at its closest point. Read more

USS Orkiskany - Florida West Coast

Sport Diver trips to the artificial reef USS Oriskany -- the aircraft carrier known as the Might O, which was sunk to create an artificial reef at a depth of 130 feet in May 2006. The Oriskany served in the Vietnam War and is best known to civilians from the movie "Top Gun". Dives are limited to flight deck and island only.

Divers must have a minimum of 30 logged dives or Advanced Certification. Other safety restrictions apply.

Technical Diver trips to the former USS Oriskany: Technical Diver certification through a national recognized certification agency required. All dive plans must be submitted and approved by the captain of the vessel prior to dives.