Afternoon 2-Tank Reef Dive | Key West Barrier Reef Experience
Two Dives. Endless Ocean Adventures.
Quick Details
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Certified Diver with Gear Package
Tanks, weights, BCD & regulator (wetsuit if need)
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$187.05 |
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Certified Diver tanks/weights only
Option to add gear piece by piece
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$144.05 |
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Snorkeler/Rider
Reef Snorkeling- must be 10+ years old
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$75.25 |
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Rescue Diver Course
Rescue Diver
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$859 |
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Dive Master Course
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$1,199 |
Experience the Best Reef Diving in Key West
Explore the only living coral barrier reef in the continental United States aboard the Phoenix, Southpoint Divers’ custom Newton dive vessel. Our afternoon reef dives are perfect for certified divers looking to enjoy healthy coral reefs, abundant marine life, warm tropical water, and a relaxed afternoon on the ocean.
Every trip is different. Rather than following a fixed schedule, our experienced captains select dive sites each day based on weather, visibility, current, and sea conditions to ensure you enjoy the best diving possible.
Why Choose Our Afternoon Reef Dive?
Two beautiful reef dives
Healthy coral formations
Tropical marine life
Small, personalized groups
Experienced local captains
Convenient departure from the Hyatt Marina
Eco conscious dive center
Professionally maintained Scubapro rental equipment available
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s Included
- Air-conditioned shop during idle periods
- Fully covered custom dive boat with ample shade to protect from the island’s sun
- Water
- Ice cooler
- Tanks and weights
- Reef safe sunscreen
Reef Conservation
Explore the Reef. Help Protect It.
Every dive is an opportunity to discover the beauty of the Florida Keys’ marine ecosystem and learn more about the importance of protecting it.
At Southpoint Divers, we believe that exploring the reef goes hand in hand with understanding its health. Depending on the dive and conditions, guests may have opportunities to learn about or participate in marine conservation and citizen-science initiatives that help monitor our underwater environment.
Bleach Watch Surveys
Coral reefs are living ecosystems that can be affected by changes in ocean conditions. Bleach Watch Surveys help monitor coral bleaching and provide valuable information about reef health.
Learn how divers and ocean enthusiasts can contribute to coral monitoring and support a better understanding of the changes affecting our reefs.
FISH Surveys
Healthy fish populations are an important part of a thriving reef. FISH Surveys help collect information about reef fish and the marine life that depends on these ecosystems.
Discover how observing and documenting marine life can contribute to conservation knowledge and support efforts to protect our reefs.
Dive With a Purpose
Want to learn more about reef conservation during your dive?
Ask our crew about current citizen-science opportunities, including Bleach Watch and FISH Surveys, and how you may be able to get involved during your reef experience.
Explore the reef, learn something new, and help support the underwater world we love.