Dive Sites

Welcome to our local dive sites, where the underwater world comes alive with vibrant marine life and stunning landscapes. Explore our local waters and discover hidden treasures beneath the surface. Whether you're a seasoned diver or a curious beginner, these sites offers something for everyone. Join us for an unforgettable adventure in the depths of nature!

Stump Pass Beach State Park

Another gorgeous snorkeling and freediving spot. Australian Pines once invaded this area only to be later burnt down and left on the coast for fish and manatees to inhabit them. Manatees are often seen here as well as dolphins, snook, sheepshead, and many other marinelife.

Tremblay Reef

This site is in about 40' of water about 5 miles out of Gasparilla Pass. It is primarily large sections of bridge rubble. You'll also find a 90' steel barge as well as plenty of marine life.

26° 48.350' 82° 22.700' 42 Reef Center, Concrete bridge sections

26° 48.241' 82° 22.822' 42 Concrete bridge sections

26° 48.415' 82° 22.651' 42 90' Steel barge

26° 48.437' 82° 22.806' 42 Coral Creek bridge sections