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06/18/2026

Mark was with PADI Chris today and 3 Rock Star students Tristan, Leila and Ben. 3 OW dives today and finishing up tomorrow with final OW at . Awesome job everyone!

06/13/2026

Is your tank ready for Lobster Season? Bring yours in now to have it back before mini season!

06/10/2026

FYI guys... We are doing summers Wednesday hours. We will be open tomorrow from 10a - 5p. Stop by to see us. Let's get your tanks filled, courses schedule or just pick up some information on upcoming dive trips.

06/08/2026

Happy World Ocean Day! Have you heard of it? Every year we take pause to learn a little something about our ocean and how to conserve and keep our oceans healthy. We all need to do our best to fight pollution and destructive habits all humans do to our oceans. Remember, without our oceans, humans will cease to exist! Think about that.

05/29/2026

# TericBlack Now in stock!

June Group Open Water classes are full, but we still have Private Courses available.

05/29/2026

We are having here at Discover Diving! Why don't you us and get in on all of the fun!

05/26/2026

Do you find yourself needing a for your skills? Call today to sign up for an in water refresher course. Don't be left on shore while everyone else goes diving!

05/24/2026

Congratulations to our newest Open Water Certified Divers! Instructor Jay strikes again. Ashleigh, Doug and Matt... You guys knocked out put of the park. You did ok too Tim. 😉 Devil's Den Prehistoric Spring

05/23/2026

Must read if you plan on Red Snapper fishing!!!!

On May 21, 2026, a rogue federal judge sided with activists in an attempt to block Floridians from exercising their right to fish through the recently approved Exempted Fishing Permit (EFP) for Atlantic Red Snapper issued by NOAA Fisheries earlier this month.

As a result of this ruling, NOAA has temporarily stalled Florida‘s Atlantic Red Snapper EFP. However, the agencies stand together in opposition of this delay tactic and will continue fighting for our fishing communities.

To that end, to ensure our anglers can get out on the water as planned beginning this weekend, FWC has modified its plans that will ensure access to fishing in our state waters. Effective May 21, FWC will rescind EO 26-11. Doing so will allow for the public to carry on with their plans on the water, including the ability to catch red snapper in state waters. As authorized by Florida Administrative Code, the recreational bag limit will default to 2 red snapper per person with a 20-inch size limit and remain in effect until further notice.

As for Florida’s historic EFP, when the EFP is unfrozen and ultimately restored, FWC will issue an updated EO reestablishing the extended red snapper season, which will increase the nautical miles available for fishing. Moreover, FWC officers have been notified of the unpredictable nature of the situation and will ensure boaters are provided education within our jurisdictional waters.

05/22/2026

The time is NOW! Sign up to get your PADI Open Water certification before your vacation is over. Don't be left on land, wishing you had your certification.