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Wreck dive Key Largo the best Florida Keys wreck dives for scuba diving

USS Spiegel Grove Shipwreck

USS Spiegel Grove Shipwreck

USS Spiegel Grove Shipwreck

Key Largo is home to the world-famous USS Spiegel Grove shipwreck. By far this is the most requested of the Florida Keys wreck dives by scuba divers.  With the shallowest depth of 62' and max to the sand at stern of 142' and occasionally strong currents, this can be a challenging scuba diving site. Due to the fact our shop only offers 7/1 max ratio PADI Professional local trained dive guides we can take Open Water certified divers on this dive site at no additional fee. Email the dive shop now to arrange your wreck dive Key Largo tour.

USCG Cutter Duane

USS Spiegel Grove Shipwreck

USS Spiegel Grove Shipwreck

Shipwreck in Key Largo named USCG Cutter Duane.

Key Largo scuba diving on the USCG Cutter Duane is the second of the most requested Florida Keys wreck dives. The Duane wreck dive key largo has a main deck at 105 feet depth and strong currents common, this is a challenging dive for even seasoned divers. 

The coral growth on this shipwreck is some of the most beautiful in the Florida Keys. 

If Open Water certified divers want to explore this Key Largo wreck dive, they must join our guides for a shallower dive the day before. 

USCG Cutter Bibb

USS Spiegel Grove Shipwreck

Benwood Shipwreck

Key Largo Shipwreck USCG Cutter Bibb laying on her side.

Key Largo scuba diving on the USCG Cutter BIBB, the sister ship to the Duane is the deepest Key Largo wreck dive. Of the Florida Keys wreck dives, this one is the least visited. She lays on her side and the top mooring is attached at 111 feet depth. To view this wreck the average dive depth is 122 feet, and strong currents are extremely common. This is our most challenging dive for even seasoned divers who wreck dive key largo frequently. 

The coral growth on this shipwreck is some of the most beautiful in the Florida Keys. 

If Open Water certified divers want to explore this Key Largo wreck dive, they must join our guides for a shallower dive the day before. 

Benwood Shipwreck

City of Washington & Acorn Shipwrecks

Benwood Shipwreck

Shipwreck in Key Largo called Benwood and scuba divers.

Key Largo wreck dive Benwood was a 1942 topside collision, turned into shipwreck scuba diving dive site. Since this wreck came to rest with her stern in only 27 feet of water and her anchor in front of the bow at 52 feet depth, she is excellent for all levels of certified divers to join our guided tours.  Our free UW photographer/local dive guides will help you capture the magical moments of your underwater adventures, creating lasting memories while you wreck dive Key Largo's sites. 

After this dive, join us for more of the Florida Keys wreck dives.

Hannah M. Bell Shipwreck

City of Washington & Acorn Shipwrecks

City of Washington & Acorn Shipwrecks

Shallow shipwreck in Key Largo, Florida Keys called Hannah M. Bell wreck.

Florida Keys wreck dives also include the Hannah M. Bell. This Key Largo scuba diving wreck dive site use to be known as "Mike's Wreck" for many decades. After a historical diving society from Washington DC came and did a wreck dive Key Largo survey, they found the bell and that confirmed her true identity. This is a wonderful Key Largo wreck dives for scuba divers and snorkelers alike, as the minimum depth is only 16 feet, and max depth is only 35 feet.  We love teaching PADI Wreck Diver Specialty dives 1 and 2 at this site as its excellent for mapping. 

City of Washington & Acorn Shipwrecks

City of Washington & Acorn Shipwrecks

City of Washington & Acorn Shipwrecks

Shipwreck City of Washington in Key Largo Florida Keys.

Join us on more Florida Keys wreck dives while scuba diving or snorkeling and explore the 2 most amazing of our shallowest Key Largo wreck dives. Our trips are designed for divers of all levels and offer a unique and unforgettable experience.

City of Washington and Acorn are both historical navigational shipwrecks that have been now turned into beautifully encrusted living coral reef sites. Both have a max depth of 29 feet and some of the shallow areas are only 14 feet below the surface. Come wreck dive Key Largo with the best at Sail Fish Scuba.

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