Florida Shark Diving is a world class shark diving charter boat that brings people of all experience levels up close and personal with premier shark species. …
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Mar 19, 2025
The staff were awesome! I love sharks soo much, I stayed in the water for 30 minutes because I started to get nauseous. It became way worse as time went on. I had to cover my face with a towel and la…Full review by Chloe W
Mar 15, 2025
Amazing trip! I had the best time! We had Dee as our shark guide, and she was fantastic. She was kind and professional and made everyone feel safe and comfortable. It was truly one of the best experi…Full review by Kady L
Mar 5, 2025
Brandon our captain and Sophia our dive guide were awesome! The sharks played their role in an amazing day as well! Check in was easy, the boat ride out was smooth and the actual snorkel with the sha…Full review by AliJ2001
I am hearing impaired, it makes me nervous thinking about me going out in the water and not being able to hear if something were to happen! Anyone else hearing impaired do this experience!
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Im Hearing impaired as well..don't let that stop u. I've seam with shark And whales in hawaii..your ears work different under waterm. 1st unless income acrossndolhins or whales you …
Im Hearing impaired as well..don't let that stop u. I've seam with shark And whales in hawaii..your ears work different under waterm. 1st unless income acrossndolhins or whales you won't hear much of anything of the do make sound u hear it more though your bones in your head than the ear drum. Equalizations can be bad of your ears if you plans on doing more than 10; to 15 feet. Down..otherwise..go for it!
This would be my first time swimming within a mile of a shark. Considering there are over 20-100 species of shark living in Florida's waters, I would like to know what would happen if a really dangerous shark such as the Great White came along and we were in the water. Is there any sort of instructions to get out of the water quickly and not drawing attention?
We are thinking about coming at the end of september. Is that a good month for Tigers and Hammerheads? If not, what time of year would you recommend? I have swam with Whites and Scalloped Hammers, but I'm jonesing for Tigers and Great Hammers and can't afford tiger beach yet.
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Thanks for the post. We have great shark diving year round! We see Tiger and Great Hammers year round but the beat time to see those two species specifically are the winter, spring …
Thanks for the post. We have great shark diving year round! We see Tiger and Great Hammers year round but the beat time to see those two species specifically are the winter, spring and early summer. Aside from those two species we have Bull, Dusky, Silky, Lemon, Reef, Scalloped Hammers, Smooth Hammers, and Sandbar Sharks at different times of the year as well! Never a shortage of sharks here!!
Silly question how strong of a swimmer do you need to be as I’m not the most confident swimmer especially as Iv never swam in the sea that far out thanks
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The rope you hold onto doesn’t help you float, it just keeps you from drifting away. I’m not a strong swimmer but I can swim to keep myself afloat, etc. I opted for one of the life jackets …
The rope you hold onto doesn’t help you float, it just keeps you from drifting away. I’m not a strong swimmer but I can swim to keep myself afloat, etc. I opted for one of the life jackets they offered and it helped me float on my stomach, rather than feel like I was sinking. There were flat seas on my trip, but I think overall you would be okay with a life jacket!
Hi, could anyone tell me when tiger shark season is? The best month? Also I know great hammerheads aren't frequent but is there a "best" month for them?? thanks in advance!
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We went during the last week of December 2019 and had a huge tiger around us most of our dive.
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