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At a depth of 70 feet this somewhat shallow site is perfect for the weekend diver as well as the seasoned diver. There is still great structure to the wreck and abundant sea life. Because of the depth, you should have ample bottom time to really enjoy the dive

At a depth of 71 feet, this is a fairly shallow dive for the weekend diver. There is not much left of the original structure but the debris field is home to a wide variety of marine life.

A natural rock ledge covered in soft corals, sponges and algae. There is abundant marine life to be found but be aware of strong currents.

This wreck sits at a depth of 95 feet. The actual structure begins at 70 feet and the top decks have been removed for easier access.

At a depth of 85 feet this structure is 167 feet long located very close to the Budweiser Bar. Can be an advanced dive due to bottom times if you dive both sites in one dive.

A beach dive from the north end of the Spanish River Beach. Easily spotted rocks form a natural bay. Great for snorkelers due to diversity of marine life.

A great shallow reef dive for the beginner. 35-45 feet in depth located one mile plus north of the Hillsboro Inlet (offshore from the Hillsboro Landmark Condos).

Lighthouse Ledge is considered one of the best drift dives in Broward County, offering a colorful reef with an abundance of sea life.

Located one mile south-southeast of the Boca Raton Inlet. Reaching from the top of the wreckage at 55 feet to the bottom at 78 feet, the wreck lies in white sand and a small reef system. The wreck was left in two main pieces after Hurricane Andrew in 1992.

A natural reef ledge located 2.5 miles north of the Hillsboro Inlet. This is a terrific beginner dive with max depths of approximately 42 feet. This is also great for night and drift dives.