The Car Bodies site off of Mexico Beach Florida has numerous artificial reefs in 50 to 80 feet. You can find a GPS numbers and descriptions of the reefs on the Mexico Beach Artificial Reef Association website (MBARA.org).
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Easy entry, not alot of divers dive here.
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Fowl Cay Reserve is served by dive operators out of Marsh Harbor, Hope Town and Great Guana Cay. An amazing variety of sea life with terrific visibility.
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The Idean Wreck off of Block Island. Nice wreck with lots of life on and around it.
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Nice shore dive
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Beautiful and under stress from private beaches and condos..... there is lots of color and many species of marine life.
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North Carolina is a great place to dive. Viz is much better then you would think being off the coast of the US. Water temp is comfortable. Lots of marine life
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The water was a little cloudy that day
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Lost in 1942 the Kolkhosnik was carrying war supplies destined for the port of Archangel. The official cause of the sinking is "U-boat activity" however, it is locally believed that the vessel struck Smithson Rock. The vessel was commercially salvaged for its cargo of nickel ingots, a few of which remain scattered around the wreck site. The other pieces of cargo such as tanks, barb wire, telephone cable and jeep parts had no value and were simply tossed aside by salvors. The wreck is one of the most popular among the local wreck/technical divers in Halifax. The depth (from 130 to 150 feet), water temperature and tidal conditions can make this a demanding dive. Careful planning and plan adherence are required.
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Air Force Tower is an old navigational aid. The bottom is about 70 feet while the top of the structure is 20 feet below the surface. The structure is home to at last 3 different types of blenny - seaweed, Molly Miller, and tessalated. It also attracts many other fishes to include spadefish, bonita, cobia, makeral, flounder, snappers, blue angelfish, barracuda, cocoa damselfish, and the occasional Goliath Grouper. Diving can be challenging due to strong currents and poor visibility.
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Just off the coast of Bimini
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80 feet of water
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Isla de Lobos is one of the best places to dive at Golfo de Mexico however infrastructure is very limited, you can actually go camping for the weekend at the island and save the 1.5 hour ride from tamiahua everyday one of the main attractions is the oil rig Plataforma Tiburon whit 156ft deep you can find big schools of tarpoons (sabalos), barracudas and jacks (jureles) around the island there are at least 3 wrecks Mercury, salvatierra and ocean leader lots of brain coral and visibility is usually very good.
| Facts about Isla de Lobos, Tamiahua, Veracruz, Golfo de Mexico It is in Mexico- Isla de Lobos, Tamiahua, Veracruz, Golfo de Mexico is in the Atlantic (North American coastal).
- The typical depth is 0-20 Metres 0-60 Feet.
- The typical visibility is 10-30 Metres 30-100 Feet.
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Oriskany aircraft carrier approximately 20 miles off the coast of Florida in Pensacola. Flight deck at ~140 feet, tower starts at ~ 85 feet. Whale sharks have been seen there frequently in the month of August/September
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was great experience but like most of my good dives timing and luck were on my side.
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This is arguably the most beautiful collection of reefs in all of Florida! Rather than a single site, Molasses is an extensive reef complex with diving depths from about 10 feet to more than 70. At depths ranging from 10-40 feet, Molasses Reef features high profile spur and groove coral formations. At 40-60 feet down, seaward sand chutes separate a gently sloping hard flat bottom adorned by hard and soft corals, along with a variety of sponges. The "drop-off" begins in the 50-60 foot range, and extends downward at various angles to the 70-100 foot range. Excellent drift diving can be found here. This site houses massive brain coral, star coral, and other large barrier corals. Caves and ledges provide homes for lobsters, crabs, moray eels, parrot fish, angelfish, filefish, turtles, rays, and sometimes nurse sharks. This is probably the most visited site in the Florida Keys and possibly the United States.
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hangin out in the pool takin some pictures
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Excellent Shore dive!!!!
Just 100 meters fom shore, you are on top of the first reef.
Taking reference of the Anglin Pier, 50 meters past the end of the pier, you are on top of the second reef. marine life is abundant,and the coral is very much alive.
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Nice little wreck off of Miami. sunk for a movie.
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