Best place to live as a retired diver

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Thinking outside the Florida box, have you considered Hawaii? Also, in So Cal you've got both La Jolla and Catalina island.
 
We lived in Hawaii for 5 years. The most beautiful place I have ever been. The diving is so-so.
 
Lots of negatives about sfla, but it's the best option to enjoy the nature. There are still plenty of healthy reefs which are not over dived all over the place here. My personal favorites are Delray/Boynton. It's also pretty reasonable living in Boynton area if you are cost concious. We have some nice reefs here in Pompano where I live, it's a bit closer to the MIA/FLL airports and culture.

Keys have some nice wrecks and it's only 1:20h to drive down there or up to Jupiter to see the big stuff.

Yes, our homeowners and car insurance is through the roof due to the rampant insurance fraud here in FL. Hopefully, a new governor will start cracking down on it.
Thanks Jonah, this is very helpful. I will check it out next week when we are down to dive palm beach and Jupiter. Is it true insurance rates are better if you are west of route 95?
 
And $4/ gallon gas!!!

If it weren't so hot horse back would be making a comeback.
big deal its US$ 8.25 per gallon here in New Zealand
 
Thinking outside the Florida box, have you considered Hawaii? Also, in So Cal you've got both La Jolla and Catalina island.
If money were not a factor. I don’t know about the OP.
 

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