I'll be in Boynton Beach next week. I've been diving there for three years and using local dive boats for reef dives on Boynton Beach, Lantana, Daytona, Etc. Any other recommendations? It's been great diving, I'm just wondering if there is anything else in the area to check out. Also, any recommended shore dives? Any links of tide tables?
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This is the link I use for tides. It allows you to select location and date and you can print only the info that you need. It also gives you sun and moon rise/set times and % moon.
http://www.saltwatertides.com/pickpred.html
http://www.saltwatertides.com/pickpred.html
Check out ScubaKevDM's boat: Splashdown Divers or Captains Jim and John on the Loggerhead. Both are AWESOME operations. You will find them friendly and helpful almost to a fault.
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NetDoc:
What he said. Get there early for good parking!
In Boynton - take a boat. Splashdown is my favorite S FL boat... I usually go once a week.NYC-Diver:
Shore Diving... Go south to Lauderdale.
If the gallery was working... I would show you pictures.
LiteHedded
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i think I might head down tomorrow.NetDoc:
if you had to pick one of them to recommend which one would it be?
i've never dived boynton before
Call Splashdown 561-736-0712 - They are one of the best ops anywhere. I'll be diving there next friday.LiteHedded:
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might have to rent my tanks up here before I drive down.howarde:
20 bucks is a bit much
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