The combination of its intact structure, rich marine life, challenging depth, and interesting history makes the Miller Lite wreck a unique and rewarding dive site for advanced scuba divers. Article at a Glance Shipwreck Location Coordinates and Depth Depth Location Coordinates Coordinates: 26° 12.394′ N, 80° 02.749′ W What Do Scuba Divers Say About This…

Divers, especially those interested in spearfishing, are warned to be cautious due to the presence of bull sharks. Article at a Glance Shipwreck Location Coordinates and Depth Depth The depth of the Quallman Tugs wreck is approximately 24 meters (79 feet). The wreck site is described as being in a depth range of 60-80 feet. Location…

The Guy Harvey wreck is regarded as a worthwhile dive site, offering both challenges and the opportunity to experience a rich underwater environment. Article at a Glance Shipwreck Location Coordinates and Depth Depth Location Coordinates Latitude: 26° 12.647′ NLongitude: 80° 03.944′ W What Do Scuba Divers Say About This Ship General Impressions Visual Features Dive…

The Peter B. McAllister is a unique and rewarding dive site, offering both historical interest and rich marine life in a compact, well-preserved wreck. Article at a Glance Shipwreck Location Coordinates and Depth Depth The wreck sits in approximately 70 feet (21 meters) of water123. Some sources provide a depth range of 60-70 feet. Location Coordinates…

The Captain Tony wreck as a worthwhile dive site, combining rich marine life, historical significance, and good accessibility. Article at a Glance Shipwreck Location Coordinates and Depth Depth The wreck sits in approximately 85 feet (26 meters) of water. The wreck has a relief of about 20 feet (6 meters) from the sea floor. Location…

The Sucre is described as an exciting deep wreck dive that attracts technical divers looking for a challenging and rewarding underwater experience in the “Wreck Diving Capital of the World” off Pompano Beach, Florida. Article at a Glance Shipwreck Location Coordinates and Depth Depth Location Coordinates 26° 14.383′ N, 80° 03.411′ W What Do Scuba…

The Noulla Express is regarded as an exciting and vibrant dive site, offering both adventure and a rich underwater ecosystem. Article at a Glance Shipwreck Location Coordinates and Depth Depth The Noulla Express rests at the following depths: Location Coordinates The Noulla Express wreck is located off the coast of Boca Raton, Florida. The precise coordinates…

The Rebel has an interesting history, having been built in 1947 and going through several name changes before being sunk as an artificial reef in 1985. This adds to its appeal for divers interested in maritime history. Article at a Glance Shipwreck Location Coordinates and Depth Depth The Rebel wreck sits at varying depths: Location Coordinates…

The RSB-1 seems to be a popular and rewarding dive site, offering a mix of wreck exploration and marine life encounters for advanced divers comfortable with its depth and potential currents. Article at a Glance Shipwreck Location Coordinates and Depth Depth The wreck sits at the following depths: Location Coordinates The RSB-1 wreck is located…

Overall, divers describe the Lowrance as a massive, impressive wreck that offers exciting exploration opportunities for those with the necessary skills and equipment to safely conduct deep, technical dives. Article at a Glance Shipwreck Location Coordinates and Depth Depth Location Coordinates What Do Scuba Divers Say About This Ship Diving Experience Key Features Dive Highlights…

Overall, divers seem to regard the Rodeo 25 as an interesting and rewarding dive site, offering a mix of wreck exploration, marine life observation, and photographic opportunities. Article at a Glance Shipwreck Location Coordinates and Depth Depth The wreck sits at various depths: Location Coordinates What Do Scuba Divers Say About This Ship What Kind…

Compared to older shipwrecks in Florida, Lady Luck offers a more modern, themed diving experience with its casino-inspired artwork. Its size and depth make it suitable for advanced divers, while its unique features and accessibility have quickly made it a signature dive in the area. Article at a Glance Shipwreck Location Coordinates and Depth Depth…

Overall, while the MG-111 wreck itself isn’t particularly impressive visually, divers highly value it for the unique opportunity to observe large numbers of goliath groupers, especially during their spawning season. The experience is often described as extraordinary and memorable. Article at a Glance Shipwreck Location Coordinates and Depth Depth Depth: 60 feet (18 meters) Location Coordinates…

The combination of historical significance, structural features, diverse marine life, and accessible yet challenging conditions makes the Tortuga wreck a unique and memorable diving experience.  Article at a Glance Shipwreck Location Coordinates and Depth Depth Location Coordinates What Do Scuba Divers Say About This Ship What Kind of Marine Life Can Be Found on The…

The combination of its accessible depth, upright position, rich marine life, and proximity to other dive sites makes the Berry Patch Tug a unique and rewarding dive experience for those exploring the artificial reefs off South Florida’s coast. Article at a Glance Shipwreck Location Coordinates and Depth Depth The wreck sits at the following depths:…

The Princess Anne has quickly established itself as a thriving artificial reef since its sinking in the early 1990s. The abundance and diversity of marine life make it a popular destination for experienced divers and underwater photographers, despite the challenging diving conditions due to depth and currents. Article at a Glance Shipwreck Location Coordinates and…

The Okinawa Wreck is situated in a sandy area at the southern end of Pompano Reef, on the west side. It’s described as being in “no man’s land” or “the middle of the desert,” as there isn’t much else in the immediate vicinity besides the wreck itself. Article at a Glance Shipwreck Location Coordinates and Depth…

The Destin Liberty (Thomas Hayward’s) journey from a wartime cargo ship to a thriving artificial reef showcases its enduring legacy and importance to both maritime history and marine ecology. Article at a Glance Shipwreck Location Coordinates and Depth Depth The wreck lies approximately 4-7 miles southwest of Destin’s East Pass in Florida. Location Coordinates The…

Compared to other Florida shipwrecks, the Cities Service Empire offers a unique combination of historical significance, technical diving challenge, and a tangible connection to World War II events off Florida’s coast.  Article at a Glance Shipwreck Location Coordinates and Depth Depth The wreck is located in deep water, with reports ranging from 240 feet to…

Divers report that there is “tons of life on this Panama City Beach shipwreck”, indicating a rich and diverse ecosystem has developed around the USS Accokeek since its sinking in 2000. The variety of habitats created by the ship’s structure, including its portholes and swim-through areas, likely support different types of marine life, making it…

The Laertes shipwreck is unique due to its WWII history, significant cargo, and position as an artificial reef, while still being part of a larger tapestry of shipwrecks that offer diverse diving experiences along Florida’s coast. Article at a Glance Depth and Location Coordinates Depth The wreckage is scattered about the site and has a…

Today, the wreck of the USS Mindanao lies in a general north-south direction and has become a popular dive site, attracting divers interested in exploring its historical significance and the marine life that has made the wreck its home. The site has suffered some damage over the years, particularly during storms, which adds to its…

The wreck’s structure, which includes broken sections and a wheelhouse, provides ample hiding spots and habitats for these marine creatures, enhancing the diving experience. Article at a Glance United Caribbean Wreck Location Coordinates and Depth Depth The wreck lies at a depth of approximately 70 feet (around 21 meters) to the sand, with the top of the…

The Ana Cecilia’s journey from a humanitarian vessel to a site of illicit activity and finally to an artificial reef illustrates the complex interplay of history, ecology, and recreational diving in the region. Article at a Glance Ana Cecilia Wreck Location Coordinates and Depth Depth The wreck sits at a maximum depth of 85 feet (approximately 26…

Article at a Glance • Location: 6 miles east of Stuart, Florida• Coordinates: 27°11.332’N, 80°01.431’W• Depth: 130 feet (40 meters)• Ship Type: Tolland-class attack cargo ship• Length: 459 feet (140 meters)• Sunk: July 24, 1988, as an artificial reef• Notable Features: Rests on starboard side, home to diverse marine life including Goliath groupers USS Rankin…

The wreck site includes remnants of the ship’s hull, a ballast mound, and several concrete replicas of cannons and an anchor placed around the site for educational purposes. The underwater preserve allows for public diving and exploration, where visitors can see marine life and the remains of the ship. Article at a Glance Urca de…

The Hog Heaven wreck was intentionally sunk in 1986 as part of an artificial reef program, flipped upside down during deployment, and has since become a thriving habitat for diverse marine life. Its unique orientation and surrounding structures make it a popular and interesting dive site off the coast of Fort Lauderdale. Article at a…

The Georges Valentine was an Italian barkentine that sank off the coast of Hutchinson Island in Martin County, Florida in the late 19th century. The shipwreck site is now one of Florida’s Underwater Archaeological Preserves, allowing visitors to explore the wreck through diving or snorkeling. Article at a Glance Georges Valentine Shipwreck Location Coordinates and Depth…

The SS Breconshire was a schooner-rigged, iron-hulled steamship built in Sunderland, England, in 1884. It was 300 feet long and 37 feet wide, with compound engines of 350 horsepower complementing its sail power. The ship was commanded by Captain Robert Taylor and had a crew of 24 men, including Second Officer Edwin Curling. Article at…