Part of the Florida Keys Marine Sanctuary, with one of the best preserved hard coral reefs in southern Florida.
Depth
5–20 m
Recommended level
Open Water
Average visibility
25 m
Part of the Florida Keys Marine Sanctuary, with one of the best preserved hard coral reefs in southern Florida.
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary (designated on 16 November 1990; it protects 4,539 square miles)
It is named after the British frigate HMS Looe, which ran aground there in 1744. It was a national marine sanctuary in its own right from January 1981, before being absorbed into the Keys sanctuary in 1990.
Sources consulted: NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries · floridakeys.noaa.gov · PADI Blog · Scuba Diving Magazine · Wikipedia
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Water temperature
27 °C
Current
Weak to moderate
Access
Boat
Best season
All year round
Recommended certification
Open Water
Approx. price
50 USD / dive
Same country: United States