Nestled within Peacock Springs State Park, Bonnet Springs offers a unique diving experience. Access is through a locked gate, and the combination, available from the park ranger, is exclusive to experienced divers with at least 100 cave dives and a guide. Controlled Dive Teams Limited to two dive teams a day, with a maximum of […]
Situated conveniently in the Tampa area, Arch Sink emerges as an ideal cave diving spot, particularly suited for beginners. The absence of intricate tunnels makes it an accessible and welcoming option for divers of all skill levels. Passages with a View From the cavern, divers can explore three passages, with two offering short and straightforward […]
Nestled on the east side of the Suwannee River, Anderson Spring awaits exploration, conveniently located near the parking lot. During low water levels, spotting this hidden gem is a breeze. Dynamic Underwater Landscape Experience a powerful flow, with the entrance reaching depths of 20 feet. As the cave descends through a shaft to around 80 […]
Situated 30 miles off Sarasota, Florida, the Amberjack Hole beckons at a depth of 112 feet, extending a mesmerizing 236 feet beneath the ocean’s surface. Scientific Expedition of 2019 In a comprehensive three-year study, scientists from esteemed institutions embarked on exploration missions in May and September 2019. This collaborative effort included experts from Mote Marine […]
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Discover the enchanting Blind Spring, nestled 5.2 miles southwest of Chassahowitzka, as documented in the Florida Geological Survey Bulletin 66. Accessible only by water, this natural wonder is situated at the head of Blind Creek, flowing westward into the Gulf of Mexico. Spring Details and Surroundings Blind Spring unveils a circular pool, spanning 90 feet […]
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The spring is surrounded by private property, across the Big Piney River from the Boiling Spring public access, a gravel easement normally used for launching canoes and small fishing boats.
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