Epic local reef and wreck diving in South Florida plus dive travel around the world.
Scuba Diving from Miami
Miami sits next to one of the most active dive coastlines in the United States.
Reefs run along the shoreline and artificial wrecks sit just offshore. Some divers join us for a day of Miami scuba diving. Others travel with us to dive destinations around the world.
Ocean Safari organizes both.
Some dives happen close to home. Others take us much farther.
Miami Scuba Diving
South Florida has an incredible mix of reefs and wrecks.
Artificial reefs and ships were intentionally placed offshore over the last few decades. Many are now covered in coral growth and surrounded by fish.
We have our own custom 50 foot dive boat that goes out daily. Ocean Safari also organizes diving throughout the region including: Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Keys, Jupiter, Palm Beach
Many divers travel here specifically for Miami wreck diving, which is some of the most consistent diving in Florida.
Popular Dive Sites Near Miami
Divers visit South Florida because of the variety of dive sites along the coast.
Some of the most well known include the USS Spiegel Grove wreck in Key Largo, the unique Neptune Memorial Reef just offshore of Miami, and the Lady Luck wreck in Pompano Beach.
Photography divers also travel north to dive the famous Blue Heron Bridge site in West Palm Beach.
These sites are part of what makes South Florida scuba diving so popular. Reach out and we’ll fill you in on all the local knowledge. We’ve been diving here for decades.
International Scuba Diving Trips
Some dive trips stay close to home. Others take you around the world.
Ocean Safari organizes international dive travel to destinations known for exceptional diving and reliable operators.
Trips may include liveaboards, dive resorts or private group travel. Travel with our community – we go to bucket-list destinations and ensure amazing dive trips are had by all.
Destinations often include: Bahamas, Cozumel, Cancún, Tulum, Los Cabos, Galápagos, Roatán, Utila, Costa Rica, Colombia.
We also help organize trips for small groups, families and dive clubs.
Miami Scuba Diving FAQ
South Florida offers both reef and wreck diving. Artificial reefs placed offshore now form dozens of popular dive sites along the coast.
Most scuba diving trips require certification. New divers can take scuba lessons at Ocean Safari before joining dive trips.
Yes. We organize group dive trips to destinations throughout the Caribbean and beyond
Yes. Many reef dives are suitable for newly certified divers.