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Florida Keys Reef and Wreck Diving Trip
January 21, 2013 | 
Author | November 10, 2013 | to | November 17, 2013 |
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November 10-17, 2013
Trip includes :
- 7 Nights Lodging in a two bedroom condominium with full kitchen, pull out sofa, swimming pool, and hot tub at Ocean Pointe Suites
- 6 Days of Two tank Dives
- Tanks and Weights
- Discount possible for quadruple occupancy of two bedroom condominium
Possible Dive Sites include:
Reefs
- Captain Tom's Ledge: A coral ledge that contains the whole food chain, from large grouper to over 5000 schooling fish. A beautiful dive in 35-60 feet of water.
- Conch Wall: The home of a number of sites. Conch Wall (50-110 ft.) noted for huge barrel sponges and large marine life.
- Crocker Ridges: Spur and groove coral formations with large coral heads. Known for angelfish and butterflies.
- Crocker Wall: (45-90 ft.) Large sponges and gorgonians with excellent marine life. Even the occasional eagle ray.
- Davey Crocker: (15-30 Ft.) A beautiful patch reef ideal for underwater photographers. Nurse sharks, groupers, jacks, and many tropical fish inhabit this area.
- Davis Reef: One of the nicest reefs in the area. Noted for its abundance of large green moray eels, and a multitude of tropical fish. Great spot for night dives. (15-30 Ft.)
- Hens and Chickens: (5-25 ft.) Beautiful peaks and mounds of star and plate coral. Better visibility in the summer at this near shore reef.
- Little Conch Reef: (15-30 Ft.) Smaller shoaling reef with a variety of marine life, including nurse sharks and moray eels. Adjacent is the site of the Spanish Galleon, El Infante, sunk in the 1733 hurricane. (15-30 Ft.)
- Molasses Reef: The best known and most popular sites in Coral Reef State Park (formerly Pennekamp Park). Noted for lots of fish, many star coral heads, regal stands of Elkhorn coral, The "winch hole," and a Galleon anchor. (15-30 F.)
Wrecks
- Spiegel Grove: The first thing sport divers notice about the Spiegel Grove wreck is its immensity. Because the Spiegel Grove measures 510 feet from stern to bow, on even the clearest days it will be impossible to view the entire hull from end-to-end. "Imagine a ship lying along the bottom that's almost two football fields long. That's the Spiegel Grove," said Miami scuba enthusiast Jerry Apple, a veteran wreck diver who explored the ship soon after its June 2002 sinking. The retired Navy transport ship was intentionally sunk six miles off Key Largo to form the backbone of a coral-reef ecosystem. It is the largest ship ever intentionally sunk for that reason. The algae, sponges and corals that are slowly enveloping the Spiegel Grove are wondrously natural. The ship is home to legions of fish from tiny tropicals to large barracuda and jacks.
- USCG Duane & USCG Bibb: Two 327 ft. Coast Guard Cutters donated as an artificial reef in 1987 and lay within 200 yards of each other. The Duane wreck lies upright in 118 feet of water while her sister-ship the Bibb lies on her side in 120 feet of water. They are both home to hundreds of fish.
- The Eagle: The 287 foot freighter was donated by the Eagle Tire Company as an artificial reef in 1985 and has become the home to many different underwater inhabitants; tarpon, jacks, an occasional dolphin and jewfish, and thousands of bait fish. Lying on her starboard side the wreck begins at 76 feet and drops to 112 feet in the sand.
Trip Price: $1255
Deposit: $400
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Blackbeard’s Cruise – Bahamas June 1-8, 2013
| June 1, 2013 | to | June 8, 2013 |
Join us for a week aboard world famous Blackbeard's Cruises. They offer trips around the Bahamian out islands. There is no set itinerary the boat sails to wherever the weather and diving is the best!
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A typical cruise consists of 3 days diving followed by Port Night in Bimini at Weech's Docks and then 3 more days of diving!
Watch the video of the WASHING MACHINE!
Trip Price: $1199*
$250 deposit holds your space.
2nd payment of $350 is due on Dec 1st.
Final Payment of $599 due on March 1st.
*Includes port charges, marine park fee, tip gratuity, and fuel surcharge. No monies are refunded unless the trip leaves full. Trip insurance is highly recommended and available from Splash. We will make every effort to keep the advertised price as set however, price may change based on fuel surcharges.
Galapagos Dive Trip August 9, 2014
We have booked a 7 day trip on the M.Y. Wolf Buddy. The trip departs on August 9, 2014 and will have the following itinerary:
1. Saturday PM Arrival / Check In - Lobos Island (Check Out Dive)
2. Sunday AM / PM - Diving at Cape Marshall
3. Monday AM / PM - Diving at Wolf Island and Diving at Darwin Island
4. Tuesday AM / PM - Diving at Darwin Island
5. Wednesday AM / PM - Diving at Wolf Island
6. Thursday AM / PM - Diving at Roca Redonda and Diving at Punta Vicente Roca
7. Friday AM / PM - Diving at Cousin's Rock and Visit to the Fausto Llerena Breeding Center
8. Saturday AM Visit to the Interpretation Center - Departure / Check Out -
We have only 16 spaces available and they will be sure to go quickly! Because airfare can not be booked until 330 days in advance we can not give a final price yet.
Be sure not to miss out on this once in lifetime trip! We are now taking deposits at Splash and in the online store!
North Carolina Wreck / Shark Diving July 12-15, 2013
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July 12, 13, 14, & 15
Come see sharks, rays, lionfish , huge schools of fish and fantastic marine life – nestled in the “Graveyard of the Atlantic” off the coast of North Carolina. Dive famous WWII wrecks that have loads of history behind them.
The trip was so awesome we rebooked for next year! Stay tuned for the price!
Call today 412-531-5577 or sign up in the online store. Spaces are sure to go fast!
Minimum Certification of Advanced Open Water with Enriched Air preferred.