Captain Tony
This scuba dive site is a reef with features alternating 2 to 3 foot high ledges that occasionally jut up to 10 feet high. Another distinguishing feature is the soft sand that bounds the reef to the West. The soft sand is a favorite resting place for Southern Stingrays.
Budweiser Barge
This coastal freighter was built in Germany in 1968 and used to transport dry goods between Florida, the Bahamas, and Haiti. She was sunk on 7/16/87 where she sits today, upright with her bow facing South. Formerly named the M/S Havel, she was renamed the Budweiser Bar after Budweiser donated money to sink her as an artificial reef & scuba dive site. Before sinking, the aluminum wheelhouse and Deutz diesel engine were salvaged for scrap metal. There are two swim-throughs for scuba divers cut into the hold. Also consistently rated as one of the best South Florida local scuba dive sites, we’re sure you’ll enjoy diving here!
Castor
The M/V Castor was sunk on December 14, 2001 in 110 feet of water where she sits upright with her bow to the South within 60 feet of the surface. For scuba diver & other safety reasons, all hatches and doors have been removed. An interesting scuba dive site, with tons of interesting dive features to explore and photograph!