Frequently Asked Questions
These answers are based on answers previously given to Key West Scuba Diving customers' questions.


Afternoon two-tank Key West Scuba dive trips offer divers the chance to explore two different dive sites on the pristine coral reef system of the...

Try one of the top Key West dive trips – A morning 2-tank wreck dive on the 525-foot USNS Vandenberg, a WWII-era troop transport &...

A Dive Refresher course from Key West Scuba Diving is a safe, fun pool session review of basic scuba skills. Certified divers who have been...

Go Key West night diving and experience nightime on the coral reef on a Key West Scuba Diving 1-Tank Key West Night SCUBA Dive. A...

Key West, Florida, is a popular destination for scuba diving due to its proximity to the Florida Keys and the Gulf of Mexico. The warm, clear waters and abundant sea life make it an ideal spot for divers of all levels.
The area offers a variety of dive sites, from shallow reefs to deep wrecks. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission also creates several artificial reefs. These artificial reefs provide a home for various fish and other sea life, making them popular with divers.
On the reef, divers can explore colorful fish, sponges, and corals. These reefs are also home to several species of sharks, sea turtles, and stingrays. Deeper dives will take divers to the sites of sunken ships, which offer a unique look into the area's maritime history.
These answers are based on answers previously given to Key West Scuba Diving customers' questions.