Scuba Dive South Florida

07/24/2022

The world's largest underwater sculpture
"Ocean Atlas"
By Sculptor Jason deCaires Taylor designed Ocean Atlas, a 60 ton, 18-foot high sculpture that lies beneath the sea near New Providence in the Bahamas. It represents a young girl holding the weight of the ocean

05/17/2022

03/01/2021

How many of these have you been diving at? For us was incredible...the visibility was so clear...the water was so cold. Nothing could prepare your organs for the shock!

From snorkeling through active fissures to swimming past an entire sunken military fleet, these are the destinations that have it all.

12/31/2020

https://www.scubadivermag.com/qa-sarah-richard-of-girls-that-scuba/

A: My first professional job was in Truk Lagoon, Micronesia - the wreck-diving capital of the world. It was quite a big jump, from recreational diving on the

12/31/2020

Wow!! Hard to beat a dive find like this one!

There have been two Columbian Mammoth tusks that have recently been found from the Aquanutz Scuba Diving Charters. The larger tusk is nearly 8-feet in length, and 22-inches around on the fat end of the tusk.

12/28/2020

Interesting story!

Divers trying to clean fishing nets come up with a bit of history.

12/22/2020

Happy Holidays Fellow ! May bring you the latest in .

A scuba-diving Santa Claus submerged with his elves and “reindeer” in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary off Key Largo Monday to deliver a bit of holiday cheer to the preserve’s marine inhabitants and to entertain divers. Santa Claus was played by Spencer Slate, owner of the island cha...

12/16/2020

This is amazing. still on my to do list. More motivated then ever after 2020!

I think this is my all time favorite photo that I have taken. This is a hairy frogfish in the waters of Lembeh, Indonesia, taken with a snoot at night. I was lucky to find this beautiful animal and go back on a night dive to get this shot. He/she was sitting at a depth of 70 feet, with a slight current that helped lift the hairs the way they are shown.⁣
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12/12/2020

https://youtu.be/bCet5J40I8w

Every year Christmas Island is taken over by millions of red crabs.