Crash Boat Beach is a municipal park lined with palm trees, picnic tables, white sand, a pier and a boardwalk with vendors.  It is a popular site for Open water check out dives.  Most of the dives is done under the abandon old Navy pier and around some of the fallen part of the pier. Around this area maximum depth is 45 feet.

From San Juan take State Hwy 22 (Toll) west. Hwy 22 merge with Hwy 2 in the town of Hatillo.  Continue west on Hwy 2 until the town of Aguadilla.  Take route 107 north until you see the Crash Boat hwy sign. Turn west at the big church and follow the winding road to the end to a parking lot in front of the beach.

Crash Boat Beach

Great for the beginner diver.  It is use as a training site by most dive schools in PR.

#2 - Crash Boat Beach

Four diveable springs:The Ball Room, Little Devil, Devil's Eye, and Devil's ear

This is a full service facility with something for everyone.

Ginnie Spring has a wonderful cavern and is open to open water divers. There are a number of other dives at this with limited open water area and then a lot of cave.

http://www.ginniespringsoutdoors.com/

Great campground and facilities.

Northeast to High Springs city.

7300 NE Ginnie Springs Rd; High Springs, Florida 32643; 904 454-2202; M-Th 8 a.m. - 7 p.m. F-S 8 a.m. - 10 p.m. Sun 8.a.m. - 8 p.m. $24 per day to dive

Ginnie Springs

Great fresh water dive.  Water a little cold for my likes, but OK.  Water is crystal clear.  You can also do drift dive down the Santa Fe River.

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