Dive The Florida Springs This Winter.

We're doing two days of central Florida diving in January, February, & March.  The water's clear and 72 degrees every day.  The diving is easy and fun at both places.

Both our sites are within a short drive of Gainesville, Florida.  There are lots of accomodations and restaurants making it a great palce to stay during the trip

January 17 & 18 - Devil's Den & Ginnge Springs - Devil's Den is known for it's fossil encrusted walls.  The whole dive site is undergound but not a like a cave dive, more like a pool dive with a really big sunlight.  Lights are not needed at all. Swim around the Den looking for fossils and then follow up by wandering among the winding paths between the boulders.  Don't worry about gettting lost, just ascend a few feet and you can see everything.  Oh and don't worry about hitting your head on the ceiling. Unless you are about 50 feet tall.

Ginnie Springs is a world renowned dive site.  In addition to regular diving, cave divers come from all over the world for the extensive underground system of passages.  There is some great fun diving onsite as well.  The facilites are well developed with all the amenities you would want including bathouses and hot showers.

Ginnis Spring is located at 7300 NE Ginnie Spgs Rd, High Springs, FL 32643

The water is crystal clear with multiple dive areas.  Start at the famous Ginnie Spring then dive Little Devil's, The Eye, and The Ear.  You can even drift down the Suwannee River from The Ear to Ginnie Spring. You'll often see turtles, lots of fish, and the occasional manatee. in the river.

Let's Dive