

Directly south of Marco Island / Cape Romano

D Tower

Military radio tower

Approx. 29 miles offshore Marco Island


R  Tower

The Santa Lucia was a 47 foot turtle boat; she was sunk in 1997 to become part of and artificial reef site.

Approx. 4 miles west of Gordon Pass

Santa Lucia

Bulb shape sink-hole

Approx. 27 miles offshore Marco Island, Florida

Black Hole

Boca Grande Wreck

The bridge at Bahia Honda State Park on Bahia Honda Key is a shallow (8 - 11 feet) but a good dive.  It's almost too shallow for scuba but the viz is not quite good enough for prime snorkeling.  Pull a dive flag and stay out of the boat channels.  There's are lots of fish in numbers and variety, crabs and lobster and small nurse sharks eating the crabs and lobster.  Look closely around the bridge pilings and there is grass and soft corals on the bottom.

Bahia State Park is on Hwy 1 in the Florida Keys.  Exit into the park and follow the park roads around to the base of the bridge.

Bahia Honda State Park

Sombrero Beach



a nice spot to hide your pirate ship

Pirates Hide Out is also known as Pirates Place.

Pirates Hide Out

Looe Key Reef is one of the best but also most dived reefs in the Keys. This reef contains a Sanctuary Preservation Area. The HMS Looe Wreck sunk here in 1744.

10 nmiles SW of Bahia Honda Channel.

Looe Key Reef & HMS Looe is also known as HMS Looe Wreck.

Looe Key Reef & HMS Looe

The 210 foot former island freighter was sunk December 5th, 1998. The wreck is perfectly upright and intact at 108 feet deep. Good for a Nitrox dive.

5.5 miles southwest of Big Pine Key, it is also 3 miles W of Looe Key.

Adolphus Busch Wreck is also known as Adolphus Busch Sr., Ocean Alley.

Adolphus Busch Wreck

An area of coral heads and some spur and groove formation. Named after cannonballs found at the site and the cut made for a cable to Key West.
Examples of brain, pillar and star coral. Some groups of coral and rock raise around 5 metres. 

By boat from Key West.

D Tower

Snorkeling and Scuba Diving at D Tower