Let’s dive this local favorite!
A few hundred yards North of Dania pier and almost two miles south of the Port Everglades Inlet, hundreds of concrete Erojacks are placed as an artificial reef in very shallow water. They are stacked and run from about 100 yards offshore to the first reef line. This makes a great snorkeling or diving location as the depths run from 20ft in the sand to 16ft to 14ft on top of the Erojacks as you go East.The structures run east and west terminating into a shallow (12ft) reef that runs north and south.
****Be prepared for a long walk from the parking lot to the entry point in full gear****
- Certification level
Open Water
- Site depth:
30 – 60 feet
- Vicilility:
30 – 60 feet
Cancellation Policy
We require 24 hours notice prior to the check in time to change or cancel a dive or snorkel trip reservation with no fee. For less than 24 hours notice or no shows, you will be billed for the full price of the trip per person that is reserved.
Private charters, groups and shark dives have cancellation policies of 7 days. Students enrolled in classes please refer to your original student contract for cancellation and rescheduling policies.
To change or cancel a trip, please email your request to info@cxo.iop.mybluehost.me You will get an acknowledgment of your request.
If a trip is canceled due to weather or any unforeseen event, you will receive a full refund via the same method you paid with. If you would prefer to reschedule your trip for another date in lieu of a refund please send us an email with the new date and time.
What to expect
Typical marine life found in Miami include eels, grouper, snapper, Goliath Grouper, stingrays, nurse sharks (harmless), tarpon, snook, cobia, octopus and a wide variety of tropical fish.
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- Guide
Exit point
2031B Wilton Dr, Wilton Manors, FL 33305, USA
