Beach Diving spots @ Fort Lauderdale
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blackvans1234
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Any beach access where there is parking.
As for ''advanced'', it all depends on the conditions I suppose. I did a dive saturday morning at the same location we always dive, but there was moderate surge and swell. I would say that was a little more advanced than some of the glassy condition dives i've done.
You can google it for specific answers im sure.
As for ''advanced'', it all depends on the conditions I suppose. I did a dive saturday morning at the same location we always dive, but there was moderate surge and swell. I would say that was a little more advanced than some of the glassy condition dives i've done.
You can google it for specific answers im sure.
OBXDIVEGUY
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I'd say the reef near Commercial Pier is the best, but I like doing the Dania Ero Jacks the most. The reef at the south end of the Dania Beach park is good too.
There's nothing AOW about any beach dive around here. Just use common sense, if its rough out or there's a bit more current than usual, don't go out. It's always good to have someone that knows the dive to go out with you the first few times.
As far as the absolute best beach dive, Blue Heron Bridge.
There's nothing AOW about any beach dive around here. Just use common sense, if its rough out or there's a bit more current than usual, don't go out. It's always good to have someone that knows the dive to go out with you the first few times.
As far as the absolute best beach dive, Blue Heron Bridge.
blackvans1234
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South Florida Beach Diving Sites - Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton, West Palm Beach
There's some places.
Personally i've dove at Datura Avenue in LBTS, which has a pretty nice reef, just don't meander under the pier or you might get caught...literally
Ive dove SE 2nd street in pompano, just south of the Atlantic Ave pier, unfortunately we swam past the first reef, and probably made it 3/4's of the way to the drop off (I think the drop off is off that). The reef there was different, but still awesome
There's some places.
Personally i've dove at Datura Avenue in LBTS, which has a pretty nice reef, just don't meander under the pier or you might get caught...literally
Ive dove SE 2nd street in pompano, just south of the Atlantic Ave pier, unfortunately we swam past the first reef, and probably made it 3/4's of the way to the drop off (I think the drop off is off that). The reef there was different, but still awesome
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This group does a lot of beach diving in the Ft Lauderdale area. Join up and you'll get some locals that will show you the ropes...... I've done several beach dives with Gold Coast's Meetup group.
Gold Coast Scuba Divers (954) 616-5909 (Fort Lauderdale, FL) - Meetup
Here's a good thread on Lauderdale by the Sea which is a great shore dive
http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/florida-conch-divers/290550-lauderdale-sea-beach-dive.html
Gold Coast Scuba Divers (954) 616-5909 (Fort Lauderdale, FL) - Meetup
Here's a good thread on Lauderdale by the Sea which is a great shore dive
http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/florida-conch-divers/290550-lauderdale-sea-beach-dive.html
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