Places to dive in less than 30ft in Florida??

[Seastardiver625]

Try Disneys Epcot Divequest at the living seas.

Funny you mentioned that! My husband just booked me the Epcot Divequest to get familiar diving with sharks so I don't freak when I see one in the wild. lol

 

[sheeper]

BHB, LBTS are great. Lots of shore dive site in Vero Beach, Fort Pierce, Stuart (when this algae bloom subsides).

being certified at the bridge really is a disservice. I use BHB for the first two OW training dives and then do the last two from a boat so my divers are comfortable 1) on a boat, 2) in 60' of water.

you should get your instructor to set you up for a boat dive.

 

[Seastardiver625]

THanks

BHB, LBTS are great. Lots of shore dive site in Vero Beach, Fort Pierce, Stuart (when this algae bloom subsides).

being certified at the bridge really is a disservice. I use BHB for the first two OW training dives and then do the last two from a boat so my divers are comfortable 1) on a boat, 2) in 60' of water.

you should get your instructor to set you up for a boat dive.[/QUOTE

BHB, LBTS are great. Lots of shore dive site in Vero Beach, Fort Pierce, Stuart (when this algae bloom subsides).

being certified at the bridge really is a disservice. I use BHB for the first two OW training dives and then do the last two from a boat so my divers are comfortable 1) on a boat, 2) in 60' of water.

you should get your instructor to set you up for a boat dive.

Thanks, Sheeper! I talked to my dive instructor and they are planning a boat dive in July that I am thinking about going along with. I know they said they are doing a 60 ft dive so not sure I am ready for that but I am thinking about it.