From the Spring Run…

…to the depths of the ocean, we will teach you how to enjoy the underwater world safely. Whether you’re new to diving, or ready for advanced training, we look forward to diving with you!

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Learn to dive! Two PADI open water students learn to scuba dive and descend by deflating their low-pressure inflators during their initial check-out dives in blue water
An endangered Florida manatee holds its hands and gazes kindly at the scuba diver in front of them in Crystal River, Florida
Virgil the softshell turtle swims down to check out a scuba diver in popular freshwater cavern at Blue Grotto in Williston, Florida
Tall Cypress trees and knees populate the swamp at popular Manatee Springs State Park, a popular spot for scuba diving training where many locals learn how to scuba dive near Chiefland, Florida
A young woman scuba diver sits on a log in Devil's Ear at Ginnie Springs in High Springs, Florida, suspended above the entrance to an elaborate cave system while the tannic brown water of the Sante Fe river floats overhead and a freediver drops down
A young woman scuba diver plays with the school of bluegill fish on the training platforms at Blue Grotto in Williston, where many open water scuba diving classes are conducted
Tree roots line the crystal clear waters of the spring run at Devil's Run in Ginnie Springs outside of High Springs in Alachua County
Lightbeams illuminate the underwater cavern at P1, where cavern and cave divers can explore the entrance to a miles-long cave system in Peacock Springs State Park near Luraville and Lake City, Florida
The cavern at Blue Grotto in Williston, Florida offers open water divers a taste of overhead and cavern diving, while training platforms in the basin allow new divers to practice skills and buoyancy
Gazing up from the bottom of the spring vent at Little Devil in Devil's Run at Ginnie Springs outside of High Springs, Florida, scuba divers can watch tubers and swimmers float overhead through the crystal clear waters
The shallow blue waters of the spring run at Gilchrist Blue Springs State Park outside of High Springs, Florida on the Sante Fe River offer cool temperatures to swimmers and divers year-round at a steady 72 degrees

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