3-Hour Guided Spring Dive in North Florida
Explore North Florida springs with a PADI-certified guide
Duration
3 hours
Includes
Guide, park fees, tanks & weights
Highlights
Explore North Florida spring waters on a guided dive led by a professional PADI-certified guide or instructor. Certified divers can discover limestone landscapes and freshwater habitats across several locations.
- Explore clear spring waters and limestone underwater landscapes
- Discover freshwater habitats with guidance from a local dive professional
- Dive at one of several North Florida spring locations
- Refine your skills with tips from your guide
- Observe freshwater life such as gar, turtles, mullet, and sunfish
What's Included
- PADI-certified guide or instructor
- Tanks and weights
- Defogger
- Seating
- Gear mat
Important details
- Ages 10+ only
- Open Water certification or higher required
- Minors must be accompanied by a parent or guardian
- Wear swimwear and bring a towel and change of clothes
- Bring full dive gear if you are not renting it
- A dive flashlight is required at certain locations
- At Troy Springs State Park and Manatee Springs State Park, a $6 per-person parking fee is not included and is collected in cash upon arrival
Cancellation Policy
Refundable up to 48 hours before the dive. Within 24 hours, reschedule free once; a $50 per-person rescheduling charge applies thereafter. Full refund for weather cancellations.
FAQs
Bring your Open Water certification card or higher, swimwear, a towel, a change of clothes, and a reusable water bottle. Bring your mask, fins, snorkel, boots, dive computer, and full dive gear if you are not renting equipment.
Rental gear is available. Tanks, weights, defogger, seating, and a gear mat are included with your guided dive.
Snacks and water are not included. Bring your own reusable water bottle.
Related locations
Fanning Springs
Admission included<p>Step into Fanning Springs and feel the pull of water so clear you can count the fish darting beneath the surface. Tucked along the Suwannee River in Gilchrist County, this small Florida town centers on a first-magnitude spring that flows at a steady 68 degrees year-round.</p><p>Fanning Springs State Park preserves the spring and its surrounding hardwood forest, giving visitors a quiet, unhurried place to swim, snorkel, and simply breathe. The pace here is slow by design, and that is precisely the appeal.</p>
