Top 3 suggested spots north and south of Delray Beach.. NEW DIVER :)

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[user]Scuba_Jenny[/user] guides in that area.
 
BHB is an easy dive, but only at slack high tide: here's some general info: Blue Heron Bridge

I agree that Lauderdale by the Sea is a good beach dive option too: here's some info: http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/florida-diving/290550-lauderdale-sea-beach-dive.html

One of my favorite shallow dives in Pompano is the Copenhagen wreck and the reef around it: here's some information http://www.museumsinthesea.com/_docs/Copenhagen_brochure.pdf

If you plan to beach dive a lot, join this club: Gold Coast Scuba Divers (954) 616-5909 (Fort Lauderdale, FL) - Meetup The shop also sponsors boat dives in the area too.

Try a number of different boats to see the ones you like. In Pompano, I like South Florida Dive HQ, Pompano Dive Ctr and Scubatyme. There are plenty of others too. Gold Coast and Force-E are good shops in that they can arrange dives on a number of different boats if you describe what you are looking for. Force-E has a shop in Boca.

After a few dives, if you want to try deeper drift diving in a relatively safe setting, check out Scuba Club in WPB. They put several DM's in the water and typically have a DM that stays with the air divers and one that stays with Nitrox divers.

Once you have a few more dives under your belt, get Nitrox certified and come up to Jupiter for some big marine creature dives: I like Jupiter Dive Center.

BTW: I've done training with Jupiter Dive Center, Scuba Club and Gold Coast and all were top notch.
 
LBTS has 3 entry points -- Datura, Hibiscus, and El Mar Park (i think that what it is called) -- stay 300' away from the pier :)

hopefully this weekend is better for shore diving.. this weekend was a washout.
 
El Prado park on El Mar street is just north of the pier but good beach diving as well...south of the pier is closer and better.
 
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