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Serving South Florida divers since 1976 The wrecks listed below are only a sample of the wrecks that we have along the coast. The GPS marks are listed to help the visiting or new boater locate and enjoy some good wreck diving. Force-E has books and DVDs available with more definitive information. Wreck Sites From Jupiter, Palm Beach (Lake Worth), Boynton, Boca Raton, Hillsboro (Deerfield), Ft. Lauderdale and Bakers Haulover (Dania) Inlets.
| ESSO Bonaire III Wreck | GPS Numbers | Depth Range | ||
| +4 miles S. Jupiter Inlet | 26 57.850 N X 80 00.473 W | 70'-90' | ||
| Comment: 150' Harbor Tanker sunk in 1989 with bow facing S. | ||||
| Playpen (Miss Jenny) | GPS Numbers | Depth Range | ||
| +4 miles S. Jupiter Inlet | 26 57.803 N X 80 00.449 W | 77'-90' | ||
| Comment: About 300' SE of ESSO (above) 55' dredge barge sunk in 1991 | ||||
| Princess Ann Ferry | GPS Numbers | Depth Range | ||
| +2 miles N Lake Worth Inlet | 26 47.60' W X 80 00.230 W | 65'-96' | ||
| Comment: 350' Car Carrier w/58' Beam was sunk in 1993 and is now broken up. (Dangerous to penetrate) | ||||
| Amaryllis Wreck | GPS Numbers | Depth Range | ||
| -1 mile N Lake Worth Inlet | 26 47.295 N X 80 00.975 W | 56'-76' | ||
| Comment: 440' Liberty Ship ran aground in '65, cut up to lighten and sunk. Laying N to S 60'--77' | ||||
| Mizpah & PC 1174 | GPS Numbers | Depth Range | ||
| -1 mile N Lake Worth Inlet | 26 47.168 N X 80 00.972 W | 63'-80' | ||
| Comment: 185' Greek luxury Liner & Facing E to W and lies on top of the Patrol Craft. NO TAKE ZONE | ||||
| MV Castor Wreck | GPS Numbers | Depth Range | ||
| -4 miles S Boynton Inlet | 26 28.739 N X 80 02.234 W | 60'-108' | ||
| Comment: Castor is 258' long w/ 36' beam. Sunk in 2001 and oriented North South. No Take Goliath Grouper home | ||||
| Sea Emperor Wreck | GPS Numbers | Depth Range | ||
| -1 mile S of Boca Inlet | 26 19.336 N X 80 03.549 W | 48'-75' | ||
| Comment: This wreck known as "Aqua-Zoo" because of the prolific life. Rocks off NE end lead to 2nd wreck, the United Caribbean 200' away | ||||
| Rodeo 25 Wreck | GPS Numbers | Depth Range | ||
| 26 13.861 N X 80 03.829 W | 70'-122' | |||
| Comment: Sunk in 1999 by Pompano Reef Committee. Rodeo's bow faces North. Plenty of life. | ||||
| Mercedes Wreck | GPS Numbers | Depth Range | ||
| -4 miles N of Ft. Lauderdale Inlet | 26 09.365 N X 80 04.510 W,Bow is on N mark Stern on S,26 09.342 N X 80 04.515 | 55'-100' | ||
| Comment: Famous 198' freighter sunk in 1985. Ship Broken in half and is sitting on top of reef. | ||||
| Tenneco Tower Deep | GPS Numbers | Depth Range | ||
| +2 miles N of Bakers Haulover | 25 58.936 N X 80 05.128 W | 62'-105' | ||
| Comment: Formally Tenneco Oil Platforms these towers were put down in 1985. Spectacular dives! | ||||
| Tenneco Tower Shallow | GPS Numbers | Depth Range | ||
| +2 miles N of Bakers Haulover | 25 58.932 N X 80 05.202 W | 75'-94' | ||
| Comment: The Towers are full of life. Often seen are shark, Cobia, Goliath Goruper and watch the top for Sailfish | ||||
Phil Foster Park
(One of the best but check the cautions)
The entrance to the park is on the East side of the Blue Heron Boulevard Bridge about a quarter mile east of our store. There is plenty of parking. Enter the water under the bridge via the small beach on the west side of the bark. Swim to the right and go back under the bridge from south to north. Continue past the bridge to the foundation of the old bridge. There are old concrete columns that lie just north of the old bridge foundation.
CAUTION: Do not swim too far to the west into the boat channel. Don't go west of the fourth set of bridge columns. Be considerate to fisherman on the old bridge. There are strong currents except at Slack Tides.
Check with our Force-E Riviera Store for the best times to dive. Depths range from about 6 to 16 feet.
Worth Avenue Pier Debris (Palm Beach)
(Easy access and interesting strip to snorkel or dive)
The debris from the old pier is spread across the bottom in a west to east direction directly in line with the Worth Av. street sign. The eastern edge of the pier reveals a patch reef and ledges that run North and South. Depths range from 8 to 14 feet.
Boca Raton and Pompano Beach Stores vicinityRed Reef Park
(A1A between Palmetto Park Rd and Spanish River Blvd. bridges)
This is a popular Boca Raton Beach Park. Parking is expensive but the facilities, showers, tables, restrooms, playground and lifeguards on duty. Snorkelers are not required to use a flag and float but it is still a good idea. Depths range from 3- 8 feet. The entry point is just south of the beach access ramp. There is some artificial reef boulders slightly outside and South of the "Red Reef" area.
Deerfield Beach LedgesThis site is adjacent to the public beach in Deerfield Beach. This end of the beach does not have a lifeguard. Take South Ocean Way from A1A and proceed south. Pass the Howard Johnson's hotel on your right and follow S. Ocean Way around the big condominium Cove Beach Club. Park in the spaces just south of the Cove Beach Club. There are three lines of reef here running parallel to the beach. The first line of reef starts about 75 feet offshore. (Depth about 6') The second line of reef is about 50 feet beyond the first. (depth 10-12') The third line of reef is another 40 feet past the 2nd line. (Depth 14-16').
Vista Park
(Just south of Oakland Park Blvd in N. Ft. Lauderdale)
This reef is very wide and runs North and South for about 600 yards. It starts 70 to 80 yards from shore and runs from 10 to 18 feet in depth. Park in Vista Park. The Park is in front of the middle of the reef. The reef is over 100 yards wide. Bring a float and flag and stay close to it.
Because of our usually light but sometimes screaming current, drift diving is the most popular way to explore the reefs. Simply drop a buddy team on a location with a sturdy float and flag. The helmsman follows the flag until the team surfaces. Repeat. Three divers can each get in two dives with only three drops. It is not a good idea to try to anchor on the reefs. Beside being destructive, it's too easy for a team to get lost and be unable to return to the boat against the current.
Mooring Buoys are very convenient. Run a line through the buoy loop and cleat it off. Dive, relax and enjoy the day. You'll soon discover why living and diving here is so wonderful.
Wreck Sites From Jupiter, Palm Beach (Lake Worth), Boynton, Boca Raton, Hillsboro (Deerfield), Ft. Lauderdale and Bakers Haulover (Dania) Inlets.
| Jupiter Ledges Drift | GPS Numbers | Depth Range | ||
| -3 miles S. of Jupiter Inlet | 26 56.778 N X 80 01.349 W, 26 56.401 N X 80 01.270 W, 2656.401 N X 8001.270 W | 64'-75' | ||
| Comment: Shear 10' to 13' Walls | ||||
| Half Mile Drift | GPS Numbers | Depth Range | ||
| -3 miles N Lake Worth Inlet | 26 49.327 N X 80 00.264 W, 26 48.976 N X 80 00.232 W, 26 48.861 N X 80 00.176W | 85'-100' | ||
| Comment: From N. to S. this reef stretch covers Ziegler's Zoo, Condos and Calloway's Ledge. Great Drift Dive! | ||||
| Breakers Shallow | GPS Numbers | Depth Range | ||
| -3 miles S Lake Worth Inlet | 26 43.052 N X 80 01.80 W | 20'-30' | ||
| Comment: This entire area is covered with shallow patch reef not often seen this far N | ||||
| Fourth Window Drift | GPS Numbers | Depth Range | ||
| -3 miles S Lake Worth Inlet | 26 42.924 N X 80 01.059 W, 26 42.687 N X 80 00.971 W, 26 42.307 N X 80 00.990 W | 54'-65' | ||
| Comment: Western edge w/ deep undercuts. Drift covers N to S "King Neptune" to "Outfall Trench" | ||||
| Flower Gardens Drift | GPS Numbers | Depth Range | ||
| -4 miles S Lake Worth Inlet | 26 42.185 N X 80 01.016 W, 26 41.846 N X 80 01.064 W, 26 41.620 N X 80 01.097 W | 47'-53' | ||
| Comment: Covers from "East West Ledge" in the S to "Beakers S" in the N. Except for EW ledge W edge is undercut. | ||||
| Horseshoe Reef Drift | GPS Numbers | Depth Range | ||
| -5 miles N Boynton Inlet | 26 37.558 N X 80 01.421 W, 26 37.452 N X 80 01.350 W, 26 37.095 N X 80 01.371 W | 45'-57' | ||
| Comment: N mark is NE tip of Horseshoe so work ledge to the E then S. Middle mark is Trabits Ledge | ||||
| Boynton Ledge Drift | GPS Numbers | Depth Range | ||
| -3 miles S Boynton Inlet | 26 31.131 N X 80 01.953 W, 26 30.687 N X 80 81.992 W, 26 30.356 N X 80 02.054 W | 47'-64' | ||
| Comment: Goes from "Vo-Ne's Ledge in the N past "Kronen's Ledge" to "Tumbled Rocks" in the S | ||||
| Delray Snapper Drift | GPS Numbers | Depth Range | ||
| -5 miles S Boynton Inlet | 26 28.186 N X 80 02.596 W, 26 27.902 N X 80 02.652 W, 26 27.767 N X 80 02.669 W | 43'-65' | ||
| Comment: Beautiful drift with high Western ledge. Goes from Snapper Hole in the S to Hobie Ledge in the N. | ||||
| Delray Grouper Drift | GPS Numbers | Depth Range | ||
| 26 24.815 N X 80 03.078 W, 26 24.643 N X 80 03.077 W, 26 24.359 N X 80 03.121 W | 47'-68' | |||
| Comment: Another beautiful Delray drift. Covers South Grouper hole to N of Finks Grouper Hole | ||||
| Boca North End Drift | GPS Numbers | Depth Range | ||
| -2 miles N of Boca Inlet | 26 22.465 N X 80 03.276 W, 26 22.186 N X 80 03.285 W, 26 21.816 N X 80 03.316 W | 45'-65' | ||
| Comment: Large Sand Chute in the middle. Follow ledge until going W then swim N or S 60 feet to continue | ||||
| Boca 3rd Reef Drift | GPS Numbers | Depth Range | ||
| -1 mile N of Boca Inlet | 26 21.495 N X 80 03.329 W, 26 21.282 N X 8003.364 W, 26 20.842 N X 80 03.402 W | 40'-70' | ||
| Comment: High Western ledge with deep E-W trench cut through the reef in the middle | ||||
| Skip's Reef | GPS Numbers | Depth Range | ||
| -.5 mile N of Boca Inlet | 26 20.400 N X 80 03.856 W, 26 20.248 N X 80 03.868, 26 20.136 N X 80 03.887 W | 32'-40' | ||
| Comment: Caution! Very close to the inlet. Middle mark is best with 3 coral mounds within easy reach to the N. | ||||
| Separated Rocks Drift | GPS Numbers | Depth Range | ||
| -I mile S of Boca Inlet | 26 18.889 N X 80 03.982 W, 26 18.777 N X 80 03.982 W | 33'-44' | ||
| Comment: Nice shallow patch reef with a lot of life. Popular novas and student dive | ||||
| Abby to Rabbit Drift | GPS Numbers | Depth Range | ||
| -1 mile N of Hillsboro Inlet | 26 16.430 N X 80 03.82 W, 1,500 feet between N&S, 26 16.180 N X 80 03.857 W | 48'-65' | ||
| Comment: Nice long drift dive with plenty of life and a good western edge ledge. | ||||
| Ray's Drift | GPS Numbers | Depth Range | ||
| -2 miles N of Hillsboro Inlet | 26 13.657 N X 80 04.182 W, Half mile between points, 26 13.144 N X 80 04.212 W | 40'-65' | ||
| Comment: The S Mark is named for Ray McAllister a popular environmentalist in Florida upon his 80th birthday. | ||||
| Pompano Ledge Moorings | GPS Numbers | Depth Range | ||
| -2 miles S of Hillsboro Inlet | 26 13.105 N X 80 05.015 W, 34 mooring balls between Marks, 26 12.168 N X 80 05.014 W | 12'-30' | ||
| Comment: About a half mile from shore this outside ledge is very popular with boaters. The moorings make is easy. | ||||
| Hall of Fame Moorings | GPS Numbers | Depth Range | ||
| -4 miles S of Hillsboro Inlet | 2611.731 N X 80 05.070 W, 9 mooring balls between marks, 26 11.420 N X 80 05.101 W | 14'-30' | ||
| Comment: Another popular mooring site, this location is teaming with tropical fish. | ||||
| Oakland Ridge Moorings | GPS Numbers | Depth Range | ||
| -4 miles N of Ft. Lauderdale Inlet | 26 09.379 N X 80 05.337 W, 15 moorings between marks, 26 09.034 N X 80 05.331 W | 25'-40' | ||
| Comment: Great ledge with over 8' ledges Easy to tie up and enjoy | ||||
| Caves and Ledges Moorings | GPS Numbers | Depth Range | ||
| +2 miles N of Ft. Lauderdale Inlet | 26 07.750 N X 80 05.402 W, 16 moorings between marks, 26 07.481 N X 80 05.513 W | 18'-32' | ||
| Comment: Easy to tie up and easy to dive this patch reef full of tropical fish | ||||
| Paradise to Pocket Drift | GPS Numbers | Depth Range | ||
| +2 miles S of Ft. Lauderdale Inlet | 26 04.393 N X 80 05.174 W, 26 04.262 N X 80 05.145 W, 26 03.867 N X 80 05.174 W | 45'-65' | ||
| Comment: This is half mile drift with great western ledges undercut with deep holes and teaming with life. | ||||
| Barracuda Reef Moorings | GPS Numbers | Depth Range | ||
| -1 mile S of Ft. Lauderdale Inlet | 26 04.996 N X 80 05.721 W, 29 moorings between marks, 26 04.091 N X 80 05.782 W | 33'-40' | ||
| Comment: There is almost a mile of moorings stretching between the marks. Great fun for novas divers and boaters | ||||
| Gap Ledge to Sharpeto Drift | GPS Numbers | Depth Range | ||
| +3 miles S of Ft. Lauderdale Inlet | 26 03.392 N X 80 05.206 W, Half mile between marks, 26 03.000 N X 80 05.220 W | 48'-68' | ||
| Comment: N mark is on a E-W ledge. Work W until it turns N and follow the inside ledge. | ||||
| Ray's to Oval Drift | GPS Numbers | Depth Range | ||
| +7 miles S of Ft. Lauderdale Inlet | 25 57.900 N X 80 05.452 W, 25 57.677 N X 80 05.405W, 25 27.576 N X 80 05.391 | 48'-73' | ||
| Comment: Big patches running N and S ---- Under cuts and Overhangs -- S end named for Ray Mc Allister | ||||
Bimini Island in the Bahamas is only 50 to 60 miles off South Florida's shore.This is world class diving. The corals are extremely healthy. The walls offer vertical drops of 1000's of feet. This is incredible stuff.
Getting to Bimini
Recognizing how valuable tourism is to the islands' economy, the government of the Bahamas extends the welcome mat to Florida boaters each year. But they also make you pay for the privilege of using their waters.
This year be prepared to ante up if you're running to Bimini aboard your own boat. The requisite cruising permit now costs $150 for boats up to 35 feet, and $300 for boats larger. If you have more than four people aboard-including the captain-there's another $15 per head, covering Bahamas departure taxes. Bring cash. In fact, brings lots of cash for Bimini trips. Credit card and ATM services are spotty and those that accept credit cards usually charge a hefty surcharge.
Largely in response to negative feedback over the permit hike, in January 04 the Bahamas government announced that you can travel twice to the islands within 90 days on the same permit. More changes in the fee structure may be forthcoming. Otherwise, the procedures for obtaining permission to travel throughout this sovereign nation remain unchanged for 2005. Note, too, that penalties for violations are likely to be as stiff as ever-including huge fines and possible jail time. Obey the law and have a good time.
It's still required that every person aboard have either a passport, or a birth certificate (original or certified) and official photo I.D. (drivers' license).
Before entering any Bahamas harbor, raise the yellow quarantine flag up an outrigger or fishing rod. Have a Bahamas courtesy flag standing by to hoist upon clearance. You can get the both flags at any local marine store.
If you've made arrangements to stay at a hotel, tie up to the dock, contact the dockmaster and ask for Customs and Immigration forms. If you aren't planning to overnight in a hotel, you can still generally receive permission to temporarily moor at an available hotel dock (Weeches or Bluewater on North Bimini). Tipping the dockmaster is customary.
If you'd like to download the forms to prepare in advance, visit www.bahamas.com .
The captain is the only one who may go ashore to deliver the forms and show boat registration and passports to the Customs and Immigration offices. Offices are usually open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
If you have a gun on your boat to fend off pirates (more imagined than real these days), keep it there, locked away at all times per local law. On the Customs documents you must report the serial number and manufacturer of the firearm, plus the exact number of rounds. This is another one of those rules that officials take very seriously.
Return your immigration cards to the Immigration office on the last island you visit before departing for home. Keep your cruising permit.
Returning home
Big boats (over 30 feet) must possess a U.S. Customs decal, which you can purchase for $25 annually at www.cbp.gov or by calling (317) 298-1245. U.S. Customs & Border Protection (CBP), under the Dept. of Homeland Security, issues these decals, and is also the agency you'll need to contact as soon as you return to homeport-on any size boat. It's worth getting one for a smaller boat too. You will find your return home a bit easier.
Back in the U.S., before anyone gets off the boat, the captain must call the Small Boat Reporting Hotline at 1-800-432-1216 to report arrival. You'll then be instructed to drive (perhaps by car) your crew to the closest CBP office for immigration clearance. Depending on where you are, this can be something of a hassle, but for now we'll have to accept it as part of the trip.
Dive sites in Bimini
The following list is published so that boaters can get the most out of the trip. Many of these sites have mooring buoys which are maintained by several of the commercial operations on Bimini. They have first dibs on the usage of those buoys. If you are on a buoy and a dive operator asks you to leave, please do. There is NO FISHING FROM THE BUOYS.
Because storms and boats can remove buoys, this list is not always current. Please do not anchor on the sites. Drift the sight if you are set on diving it. Bimini diving is the best of the best. Enjoy!
| DIVE SITE | GPS number North | GPS Number West | Depth | Mooring |
| Bug Bumps | 25.48.271 | 079.06.735 | 40-50 | yes |
| Rockwell House | 25.45.371 | 079.18.030 | 35-50 | no |
| Hawksbill (North) | 25.45.319 | 079.18.066 | 35-50 | yes |
| Hawksbill | 25.45.269 | 079.18.066 | 35-50 | yes |
| Sharks In The Hood | 25.45.199 | 079.18.345 | 50-80 | yes |
| Caverns | 25.45.181 | 079.18.375 | 50-80 | yes |
| Moray Alley | 25.44.992 | 079.18.395 | 50-75 | yes |
| The Line | 25.44.203 | 079.18.161 | 25-40 | yes |
| Kinks | 25.44.140 | 079.18.436 | 55-60 | yes |
| Bimini Trader (wreck) | 25.43.098 | 079.18.924 | 70-80 | yes |
| Bimini Barge (wreck) | 24.41.875 | 079.19.019 | 75-100 | yes |
| Contenetal Shelf | 25.41.623 | 079.19.150 | 145-+++ | no |
| South Turtle Rocks | 25.39.398 | 079.18.623 | 30-35 | yes |
| Tuna Alley North | 25.31.562 | 079.17.960 | 45-100 | yes |
| Tuna Alley South | 25.31.509 | 079.17.952 | 45-100 | yes |
| Pinical Leap | 25.29.950 | 079.17.132 | 70-+++ | yes |
| North Victory | 25.29.128 | 079.16.419 | 35-85 | yes |
| Middle Victory | 25.28.909 | 079.16.220 | 35-85 | yes |
| South Victory | 25.28.883 | 079.16.204 | 35-85 | yes |
Southeast Florida Scuba Diving is the best Florida has to offer. The area from West Palm Beach to the middle Keys offers some of the best diving in the North America. Most people don't know the readers of Scuba Diving Magazine have rated the area between West Palm Beach and Fort Lauderdale as better than the Florida Keys in 8 out of 9 categories. We call it the Dive Coast.
Dive boats in South Florida plentiful and a better value than almost anywhere. Either way, Keys or the Dive Coast, Force-E can have you diving on a different reef and wreck site every day for over a month. Scuba diving Florida reefs and wrecks is fantastic. The fish life and the underwater topography is majestic. Check out our Gear-up Getaway. Email us or call toll free 866-845-2333.
Scuba training and getting scuba certified in Florida area is easy and convenient. Tropical water and sunshine is what scuba diving is all about. Force-E offers private and class scuba instruction from all the major certification agencies like PADI , SSI , SDI and TDI . You can even take all the academics of a course online . Check out our Certification Vacation. Email us or call toll free 866-845-2333.
Choose a Florida location, Key Largo, Fort Lauderdale, Pompano Beach, Deerfield Beach, Boca Raton, Delray Beach or Palm Beach, Force-E will have you scuba diving on the best sites from the best dive boats in the best place to dive in Florida.
Southeast Florida area has more fish, more wrecks, better reefs and better boats than anywhere in the U.S. Our water is warm and clear. Most of the dive sites are within 15 minutes of the inlet. Email us or call toll free 866-845-2333.
Some of the best beach diving in Florida is in the Southeast area of the state. The area from Fort Lauderdale to West Palm Beach offers the best opportunities. It's free and easy and has an amazing diversity of life and color. Give Force-E a call or email us and we'll give you directions. Email us or call toll free 866-845-2333.
The Southeast Florida area is the drift diving capitol of Florida. The Gulf Stream comes closest to Florida's shoreline here. It causes an average current of about one knot running parallel to the reef line. This gentle current allows the diver to slowly fly along the reef line without expending much energy. When you finish your dive, simply surface next to your personal float and flag. The boat will pick you up. It's so easy you'll get more time out of your tanks here. Email us or call toll free 866-845-2333.
Diving off Southeast Florida is just part of the good news. The hotels here offer great values and we have a list that we recommend. Check the lodging section of the website and make your own reservations or contact us via email for more information. www.southpalmsuites.com
Scuba Diving in the Fort Lauderdale area offers some of the best diving in the North America. Ft Lauderdale has it's own commercial inlet, Port Everglades, which gives quick access to the reef and wrecks laying just a mile off shore. However, most locals, when not pushed for time, enjoy diving out of Pompano Beach for clearer water and not as much big boat traffic.
The dive boats of Pompano Beach
are actually easier to get to unless you are staying right on the beach in Fort Lauderdale. Either way, Force-E can have you diving on a different reef and wreck site every day for over a month. Scuba diving Fort Lauderdale reef and wrecks is fantastic. The fish life and the underwater topographies are majestic. Email us or call toll free 866-954-3489.
Learning to dive and getting scuba certified in the Ft. Lauderdale area is easy and convenient. Force-E offers private and class scuba instruction from all the major certification agencies like PADI , SSI , SDI and TDI . You can even take all the academics of a course online . Email us or call toll free 866-954-3489.
Weather you choose Fort Lauderdale or Pompano Beach, Force-E will have you scuba diving on the best sites from the best dive boats in the best place to dive in Florida. Scuba Diving Magazine ranks the diving in this area as better than the Florida Keys in eight out of nine categories.
The Fort Lauderdale area has more fish, more wrecks, better reefs and better boats than anywhere in the U.S. Our water is warm and clear. Most of the dive sites are within 15 minutes of the inlet. Email us or call toll free 866-954-3489.
Some of the best beach Scuba diving in Florida is in the area. It's free and easy and offers an amazing diversity of life and color. Give Force-E a call or email us and we'll give you directions. Email us or call toll free 866-954-3489.
This area is the drift diving capitol of Florida. The Gulf Stream comes closest to Florida's shoreline here. It causes an average current of about one knot running parallel to the reef line. This gentle current allows the diver to slowly fly along the reef line without expending much energy. When you finish your dive, simply surface next to your personal float and flag. The boat will pick you up. It's so easy you'll get more time out of your tanks here. Email us or call toll free 866-954-3489.
