Recreational Scuba Charters
Ledges , Reefs, and Wrecks!
The Gulf of Mexico is one of the most diverse dive destinations in the world. The Gulf Coast of Florida may have the best rated beaches in the world but just offshore it gets better!
During the late Pleistocene Era the coastline of Florida extended out beyond what is now known as the "Middle grounds" over 100 miles beyond today's coastline. Glacial melt that occurred between 30,000 and 5,000 years ago submerged a diverse landscape that today is represented by limestone ledges, hard bottom, and areas of mixed rock and sand that are amazing to explore with SCUBA gear!
In areas where the natural limestone features have eroded or been covered by centuries of sediment and sand Pasco County has added Artificial reefs that consists of TONS of concrete, old bridges, barges, ARMY TANKS, and ships sank to provide habitat gulf fish and a sportsman's paradise ALL of these reef site are accessible to recreational SCUBA divers.
OUR TRIPS
Our target is "recreational" divers, SCUBA classes, and shipwreck divers.
We can accommodate up to six divers comfortably. Our boat is equipped with full safety gear, first aid, emergency Oxygen, and a freshwater wash down.
Wide decks, a large dive platform and easy to climb ladder adds to ease of your dives. We have professional divemasters to oversee your dives.
Sorry we do not offer spearfishing on our recreational charters
Spearfishing charters are available
Booking Your Trip
GROUP TRIPS
If you have a group of 4 to 6 divers you can contact us to reserve the boat yourself.
We DO NOT supply dive gear or tanks.
We can suggest local shops that can accommodate you.
Charter cost is $900 for a two tank excursion.
Instructors with classes
We welcome instructors and classes.
A safe problem free boat is crucial in teaching. You have enough to concern yourself with your students, being working instructors or assistant instructors we understand.
Instructor discounts available.
Contact us for rates and scheduling.
Wreck Diving
The Gulf is scattered with interesting stories and wrecks. twice a month we will run "TONS OF STEEL" trips focusing on wrecks and wreck diving techniques, and the histories surrounding our dive sites. These trips will be hosted by local dive shops and reservations and gear rentals can be arranged through them.