Explore beneath the surface with a certified scuba instructor
3–4 hrs
Instruction, gear, guided dive
Discover the underwater side of Blue Heron Bridge on a guided shore dive with a local instructor.
👋 Meet & Greet: You'll meet your instructor at Phil Foster Park near the Blue Heron Bridge. Look for our team in Valhalla Divers shirts. We’ll go over paperwork, get you sized up for gear, and answer any questions.
📖 Safety Briefing: Before heading into the water, your instructor will explain the basics of scuba diving—how the equipment works, safety rules, and key underwater hand signals.
🤿 Shallow Water Practice: In waist-deep water, you’ll practice a few simple skills to get comfortable breathing and moving underwater. Your instructor will be right by your side the entire time.
🐠 Guided Dive: Once you're ready, we’ll take you on a guided tour of the Blue Heron Bridge—one of the best shore dives in the U.S. You can expect to see an incredible variety of marine life, from colorful fish and seahorses to rays, crabs, and even octopuses!
Cancel at least 72 hours before your dive for a full refund. Cancellations within 72 hours are non-refundable, but free rescheduling is available.
Product ID: 532ZEU
No. Discover Scuba requires no previous scuba experience or certification. This is an introductory experience, not a certification course.
Your dive is scheduled around high tide for the best conditions at Blue Heron Bridge. You'll receive your exact start time after booking or in a follow-up message.
Wear your swimsuit under your clothes. Bring a towel, reef-safe sunscreen, a water bottle and dry clothes for after the shore dive.
Phil Foster Park, near the Blue Heron Bridge dive site, 900 Blue Heron Blvd, Riviera Beach, FL 33404
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