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Walkover Reef, Dive 3, Part 1, Jupiter, FL

Concrete modules in 45ft of water.

FDOT reef is located in 44 feet of water.

Alligator Reef expands from the Lighthouse in 10ft of water to a half a mile seaward at the reef line drop off in 90ft of water. Many different species of marine organisms make the areas around Alligator light their home. Groupers, Conch, Eels, and Goatfish are just some of the creatures to find on the sites. It's important to note that the reefs are protected, and harvesting animals of any kin...

Alligator Reef expands from the Lighthouse in 10ft of water to a half a mile seaward at the reef line drop off in 90ft of water. Many different species of marine organisms make the areas around Alligator light their home. Groupers, Conch, Eels, and Goatfish are just some of the creatures to find on the sites. It's important to note that the reefs are protected, and harvesting animals of any kin...

The USS Alligator was a fast schooner with a shallow draft displacing 175 tons. 86 feet long and 24 feet 7 inches at the beam, she was built in 1820, expressly to combat the growing pirate menace to the shipping lanes near the Florida Keys. The spikes used to secure the wood as well as the metal rigging components of this once proud ship were manufactured in Paul Revere's foundry in Boston, Mas...

Alligator Reef Light is located 4 nautical miles (7.4 km; 4.6 mi) east of Indian Key, near the Matecumbe Keys of Florida in the United States, north of Alligator Reef itself. The station was established in 1873. It was automated in 1963 and was last operational in 2014 and is being replaced by a 16' steel structure with a less powerful light located adjacent to it. The structure is an iron pile...

Pickles Reef is a smaller patch reef located around 3 miles south of molasses light tower. Marked by 5 mooring buoys, pickles reef has a great fauna of marine life ranging from small wrasse to nurse sharks. The reef also consists of a shipwreck, and another ship's cargo. This site is known locally as the Pickle Barrel Wreck, even though the debris is from two ships. The iron hull plates and rib...

El Infante was a king's Spanish Gallion captained by Don Domingo De Lance. She weighed 326 tons and was a formidable battleship equipped with 40 cannons. She was built in Genoa, Italy in 1724. As one of the giants of the 1733 fleet, El Infante carried over 5 million pesos of the king's treasure. The other cargo she had consisted of Cochineal, Indigo, Vanilla, along with ceramic plates, jars, an...

French Reef, Key Largo, FL (Part 2-Hourglass Cave)

French Reef, Key Largo, FL (Part 1-Christmas Tree Cave)

The SS Benwood was originally a British-built Norwegian merchant freighter. She was reportedly sailing north along the coast of Florida on the night of April 9th, 1942, without the use of running lights. This was common during the Second World War to avoid the attention of prowling German U-Boats. Unfortunately, the much larger Robert C Tuttle was traveling southbound along the coast, also with...

The SS Benwood was originally a British-built Norwegian merchant freighter. She was reportedly sailing north along the coast of Florida on the night of April 9th, 1942, without the use of running lights. This was common during the Second World War to avoid the attention of prowling German U-Boats. Unfortunately, the much larger Robert C Tuttle was traveling southbound along the coast, also with...

The Iron Mast Wreck is about 3 miles South to SE from the Snake Creek head pin in around 35 feet of water. The site is not very big as it only consists of 2 main iron masts and multiple links of heavy-duty chain resting in the seabed. Even though it's a small area, the fauna of marine life is full as the masts are covered in a thick layer of coral colonies and sea fans. It's rumored that these ...

Davey Crocker Reef, Islamorada, FL (Part 2)

Davey Crocker Reef, Islamorada, FL (Part 1)

Derelict Sailboat, Plantation Key, FL (Bay Side)

Juno Pier Rocks (North), Jupiter, FL

Walkover Reef Dive #2, Jupiter, FL

How fast I got to walk with theses?

Walkover Reef. Jupiter, FL. Part 2 with Bubba the Goliath Grouper.

Walkover Reef. Jupiter, FL. Part 1

Blue Heron Bridge Phil Foster Snorkel Trail. Riveria Beach, FL

DHR Limestone Artificial Reef. Jupiter, FL

Flagler Bridge Artificial Reef. Jupiter, FL

Cinematic Shot of the Blue Heron Bridge

Don't dive the Blue Heron Bridge during low tide. VERY BAD

4th Window Reef Dive, Riveria Beach, FL

Bath & Tennis Reef Dive (Drift Dive), Riveria Beach, FL Pt.2