Conch Republic Divers

With 37 years in business, Conch Republic is not only a full service dive shop, but a charter with access to ALL 4 major wrecks in the Upper Keys as well as many other dive sites like:

Secret Garden: located in Tavernier and running out of Tavernier Creek, they have access to the reefs from the southern edge of Pennekamp Park down to about Alligator Light.

Spiegel Grove Wreck Diving: The Spiegel Grove is a the 510′ amphibious troop transport ship and was intentionally sunk May 12, 2002 six miles off Key Largo to form the backbone of a coral-reef ecosystem. Life around the reef range from algae, sponges, and coral, not to mention the legions of tiny tropical fish to large barracuda and jacks. Needless to say, it’s a dive worth taking.

The Duane: The Duane sits upright in about 120′ of water and is one of the most dove wrecks in the world. It is an advanced dive and is often visited by strong currents. It is also often blessed with excellent visibility of over 100′! What I have never understood is how the barracuda can hang motionless in a “mask spinning current” while we struggle to pull ourselves along the wreck.

Molasses Reef & Shallow Reef Patches: We dive sites along the main reef line as well as numerous shallow patch reefs. This includes Molasses Reef, Pickles Reef, including the section with a stand of rare pillar coral, the Conch Reef System, Davis, Crocker, Victory, and many, many others.

Ocean Pointe Resort

Each waterfront suite features a full kitchen in the "condo-esque" design while the resort itself amplifies your surface intervals with a resort beach, junior olympic sized swimming pool, boardwalk, fishing docks, tennis courts & more all mere moments for everything Key Largo has to offer.

Trip Details

Inclusions

• 4 nights at Ocean Point Resort in a waterfront suite with a full kitchen
• 4 dives per day (2 morning and 2 afternoon, 12 total) over 3 days with Conch Republic Dive Charter

Not Included:

• airfare
• transportation to/from resort and transportation to/from the dive shop (historically people rent a vehicle at their arrival airport)