Frequently Asked Questions & Answers

Q: What type of boat do you have?

A: 2008 Baha Cruiser, Powered by 2 Suzuki 225 engines, Raymarine C120 integrated navigation system with radar and depth sounder module. Stand-up head with shower, fresh and raw water wash down. Shade, drinks and snacks available on board. Custom scuba tank benches for ease of donning equipment.

Q: How far out do you go?

A: We carry 244 gallons of fuel, so we can go quite a distance out.  Going out further distances is typically a special request, which can change the cost of the dive trip.  We can also get you into 80 feet of depth, depending on tides.  Most of our trips are in the 30-60 foot depth range.

Q: What are we going to see?

A: We usually dive artificial and natural reefs.  An artificial reef is a non-natural material or structure that sunk to the ocean floor, and allowed life to develop in or around it.  It is not unlikely to see turtles, mackerel, barracuda, grouper, hogfish, frogfish, crustaceans, beautifully colored corals, sponges, starfish, eels and rays. Dolphins are common to see on the trip out, and depending on the season, manatees as well.

Q: How long are the trips?

A: You can plan on spending about 5-6 hours on a two tank dive. With that said, we are not in the business of churning out numerous trips per day. Nothing is worse than a captain or divemaster telling you how much bottom time you can have.  If you are within your limits, dive!

Q: How many divers can you carry?

A: We want to keep our groups small. We will leave the dock with a minimum of four divers, and a maximum of six.  If possible, we would like to group people together according to skill level.  This makes for a relaxed and less intimidating trip.

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