USS Oriskiny
5 Shipwrecks in 90 minutes
5 Shipwrecks in 90 minutes
USS Oriskiny was transformed into an artificial reef in 2006, making it the largest artificial reef in the country, until the SS United States is sunk. At 911ft long and resting in 85-220 ft of water, it's located 22 miles off the coast of Pensacola, Florida, providing an ideal spot for diving adventures. This site is not just a remarkable dive destination but also offers opportunities for scuba diving training and technical diving courses to enhance the skills of divers.
5 Shipwrecks in 90 minutes
5 Shipwrecks in 90 minutes
5 Shipwrecks in 90 minutes
We embarked on an exciting diving adventure to explore 5 shipwrecks off the coast of Pompano Beach, Florida, using DPVs (Diver Propulsion Vehicles) and rebreathers. Our plan was to delve into these shipwrecks within a 90-minute dive time, all under the expert guidance of Rob Johnson, a knowledgeable Innovative Technical Diving Instructor and Owner. This experience not only showcased the thrill of scuba diving but also highlighted the importance of proper scuba diving training and technical diving courses for safe and enjoyable underwater exploration.
Lowrance Shipwreck
5 Shipwrecks in 90 minutes
Discover the fascinating Lowrance Shipwreck, an ideal location for thrilling diving adventures. Whether you're looking to enhance your skills with scuba diving training or seeking to enroll in technical diving courses, this site offers an incredible opportunity to explore underwater mysteries while improving your diving expertise.
Scootering Through the USS Spiegel Grove
One of our students scootering through the USS Spiegel Grove in Key Largo, Florida, where many embark on exciting diving adventures and participate in scuba diving training or technical diving courses.
Caicos Express Shipwreck
Caicos Express Shipwreck. Another diver was participating in scuba diving training for his 90 meter rEvo rebreather certification, enhancing his skills for future diving adventures and technical diving courses.
Scootering Lowrance to the Renegade
A few of our students, engaging in exciting diving adventures and utilizing underwater navigation techniques with DPVs, scooter from the Lowrance to the Renegade as part of their scuba diving training and technical diving courses.