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Located off Key Biscayne in 45 feet of water. 57 foot concrete boat. Novice wreck site.

Located in shallow waters just south of Long Reef in Biscayne National Park. The wreck is broken up with only the keel and some of the hull of the ship left. Novice site great for snorkeling as well.

Located in 110-140 feet just south of Elliot Key, the wreck is in the northern part of Biscayne National Park. Experienced divers only.

Located in 100+ feet of water in the Haulover Artificial Reef Site, this 165 foot German yacht was sunk in 1985. Great site for underwater photography but due to depths – not for the novice diver.

Located in 48 feet of water just off Miami Beach, this M60 Army tank sits next to over 1000 tons of boulders. Nice dive for anyone – lots of photography opportunities.

Located in 48 feet of water just off Miami Beach, this M60 Army tank sits next to over 1000 tons of boulders. Nice dive for anyone – lots of photography opportunities.

Located in shallow water just south of Lewis Cut on the ocean side about a mile from the channel, this reef has 3 mooring buoys and ranges to depths of 20 feet. Unique because of fresh water springs mixing with the salt water. Novice dive and snorkeling are great here.

Located in 50 feet of water in the Anchorage Artificial Reef site, the 110 foot long barge is surrounded by about 350 tons of concrete pipes. Nice dive for any level diver.

Located in 55 feet of water about 4.5 miles east of Key Biscayne, this 120 foot ship provides a great habitat for marine life.

Located in 110 feet of water south of Miami, this 175 foot freighter sits upright and is easily penetrated. This is a fantastic site for underwater photography. Advance divers/wreck divers only. The site has strong currents.