Scuba Diving in
Key West           Marathon         Islamorada         Key Largo

These Links are the same as those for Islamorada most Dive Charters from both go to most all them.
Check with the individual charters to see where they go.
                                                                                                                      
 Reef Information Links
The Elbow
Diver Skill Level  Novice  Depth 12 - 35 Feet  Current (none to strong)
The most popular dives  on the Elbow are on its wrecks, with their abundance of fish. There are three major wrecks on the reef. The Tonawanda sunk in  1866. It is the most northern and rest offshore, with its metal hull. The City of Washington is a schooner that sunk in 1917. It lies just offshore of the tower. The Civil War Wreck sits just north of the tower. With the remains of its wooden hull held together with iron fasteners. Of these three the schooner is the most visited. Its broken metal hull gives a nice backdrop to picture taking of the fish that call this wreck home.

Carysfort  Reef
Diver Skill Lever  Intermediate  Depth  35 - 70 Feet  Current (none to moderate)

Grecian Rocks
Diver Skill Level  Novice  Depth Shallow - 25 Feet  Current (none to moderate)

French Reef
Diver Skill Level Novice to Advance  Depth Shallow - 100 Feet  Current (moderate to strong)

White Bank Dry Rocks
Diver Skill Level  Novice   Depth Shallow - 25 Feet  Current (none to moderate)

Molasses Reef
Diver Skill Level Novice to Intermediate  Depth Shallow - 40 feet  Current usually strong

Pickles Reef
Diver Skill Level Novice to Intermediate   Depth 10 - 25 feet   Current Moderate

Conch Reef
Diver Skill level Novice to Advanced  Depth shallow to 100 feet  Current moderate to strong

Hen and Chickens
Diver skill level  Novice     Depth  20 - 25 feet    Current usually none

Davis Reef
Diver Skill Level  Novice   Depth  shallow - 80 feet    Current light to moderate

Artificial Reef Information Links

Benwood Wreck
Diver Skill Level  Novice to Intermediate  Depth  50 Feet         Current    None to Strong

U.S.C.G. Cutters: Duane and Bibb
Diver Skill Level  Advanced      Depth  50 to 130 Feet   Current   Strong

The Eagle
Diver Skill level    Advanced        Depth    75 to 120 Feet   Current     Moderate to Strong

Historic Shipwrecks:
El Infante        San Pedro       Alligator
Diver Skill Level   Novice       Depth  12 to 15 Feet     Current   None to Moderate

Christ of the Deep Statue
Diver Skill level        Novice  Depth     Shallow to 25 Feet   Current    None to moderate

The Christ of the Deep Statue is 9' tall and cast bronze. It was sculpted by Egad Cress in Italy and donated to the Underwater Society of America. The statue is a duplicate of the Christ of the Abysses statue that rest in 50' of water off Genoa Italy. The Christ Statue is one of the most photographed sites in the world. This is an easy dive the statue sits on a sandy bottom in 25' of water. The diver can explore in either direction along the reef following the sand cannels that run out from the center. A word of caution on this dive diver should note the current and plan the dive accordingly. With the heavy boat traffic in the area you want to surface near some corral that reaches close to the surface near your boat.