NJ to FLA
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You will have to hurryyyy!! Drive fast! just stay in the carpool lane
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I will in the area October 22 and was hoping to be able to dive BHB. If I am reading the chart correctly, the high tide is at 6:00 pm that day. I will be flying into Fort Lauderdale and arriving at 5:05 pm. Assuming I can get to BHB and be ready to dive by 6:15, would that still be a good time to dive this site? Any help you can provide would be very much appreciated.
Thanks in advance!!
I will in the area October 22 and was hoping to be able to dive BHB. If I am reading the chart correctly, the high tide is at 6:00 pm that day. I will be flying into Fort Lauderdale and arriving at 5:05 pm. Assuming I can get to BHB and be ready to dive by 6:15, would that still be a good time to dive this site? Any help you can provide would be very much appreciated.
Thanks in advance!!
I think most like to get in the water about an hour before high tide. I don't know how bad it really gets the next few hours after high tide which is when you would be there. I imagine it depends on a few things, but I'm sure others can chime in on what's it's like to dive after high tide.
You would be super lucky to get there by 6:15 with no traffic whatsoever. However, assuming arrive on time, quickly get your luggage, have someone waiting for you outside with a tank ready to go, you sill have a 50 mile drive during a Thursday rush hour on 95.
Sorry.....did not mean to take over your post.
Sorry.....did not mean to take over your post.
Just trying to figure out if diving after high tide is worth it or not. I would love the opportunity to dive this site on my trip if possible.