Here is a list of all the things Florida has to offer. No wait, that would take too long. It might take vastly less space to mention what Florida doesn’t have: volcanoes, mountains, and senior citizens that can drive well. That’s about it. Particularly for divers, Florida seems to have just about everything: caves, wrecks, reefs, and all in abundance.
Even if you’ve never cave dived, and aren’t cave certified, you can still get into a “cave” in Ginnie Springs which is one of the most famous cave diving locations in the world. If you do happen to be cave trained then you likely already know all about northern Florida, no matter where on the globe you call home.
Off the coast there are plenty of wrecks to dive, and more by the day. An active artificial reef program seems to drop a wreck frequently, giving divers more places to play and fish more places to call home, which attracts even more divers. Having had only a precious few days to dive the area I’ve only seen three wrecks (Duane, Bibb and Eagle) but by the accounts of those who have done vastly more diving there than I ever will, they are among the best the state has to offer.
WRECK SUMMARY
| Type | Wrecks, reefs, caves, you name it |
| Build | Mostly by union members |
| Location | Florida, USA |
| Depth | 20 to a lot of feet |
| Length | Variable |
| Built | Variable |
| Sank | Variable |
| Access | Boat, Shore and Parachute |
| Experience Level | Guppy to Dive Guru |
| Orientation | Every which way you can imagine |