Diving Daytona Beach

Explore diving Daytona Beach

Daytona Beach offers something exciting for divers of all skill levels. The warm waters of the Atlantic offer excellent visibility, making it ideal for exploring a variety of underwater attractions. The area in renowned for its diverse marine life, including colorful reefs, schools of tropical fish, and larger species like sharks and rays. Wreck diving is a highlight, with several historic shipwrecks resting on the ocean floor, creating artificial reefs with booming ecosystems. Dive sites often feature encounters with dolphins, sea turtles, and even the occasional shark. Whether you're navigating through reef systems or exploring the mysteries of sunken vessels, Daytona Beach offers a dynamic and rewarding underwater adventure.

When to dive Daytona Beach

The best time to go diving in Daytona Beach is dring Spring (April to May) and Fall (September to November). During these periods, water temperatures are comfortable, ranging from the low 70's to low 80's and visibility is at its best. The weather is generally mild and pleasant, and marine life is active. Be mindful of hurricane season, which runs through November, so it's important to monitor weather conditions.

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Common marine life sightings for Daytona Beach

More Information

Daytona Beach is about a 1 hour to 1.5 hour drive from Orlando. The Daytona Beach International Airport (DAB) is the closest airport, or you can fly into Orlando International Airport (MCO) and drive 70 miles. Greyhound offers bus services as well. Boaters can access Daytona Beach via the Halifax River.

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International airports

Cancun Intl. (CUN)

Hyperbaric chamber

Playa del Carmen

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