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Keys Huka Dive
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Keys Huka Dive offers guided scuba diving excursions to the Keys Huka wreck, a purpose-sunk artificial reef off the coast of Nokomis, Florida. This 4.5-rated tour is ideal for certified divers seeking an underwater adventure. The wreck sits in about 80 feet of water and is home to diverse marine life, including grouper, snapper, and sea turtles. The tour includes all gear, a boat ride to the site, and a knowledgeable dive master who leads the dive and points out highlights. The experience is both thrilling and educational, with visibility often exceeding 50 feet. Divers can explore the wreck's structure, swim through openings, and observe the reef's ecosystem. The tour typically lasts half a day, with two dives possible. It's a top choice for divers visiting the Sarasota area.
Don't miss
- Guided dive on the Keys Huka wreck
- Abundant marine life: grouper, snapper, turtles, and occasional sharks
- Two-dive option for extended exploration
- All equipment provided (tanks, weights, wetsuits)
- Small group sizes for personalized attention
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Ways to visit Keys Huka Dive
You can visit on your own (paid entry, book online in advance. prices vary; check official site). A tour adds transport and a guide, or combines nearby sights into one day.
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Know before you go
- You must have an open-water scuba certification to participate.
- Check weather conditions; tours may be cancelled due to rough seas.
- Bring a towel, sunscreen, and a change of clothes.
- Underwater cameras are welcome; ask about rental options.
A bit of history
The Keys Huka was a 110-foot fishing vessel intentionally sunk in 2002 to create an artificial reef. It has since become a popular dive site, attracting marine life and divers alike.
Common questions
Do I need to be a certified diver?
Yes, an open-water certification is required.
What is included in the tour price?
Typically includes tanks, weights, dive master, and boat ride. Check with operator for exact inclusions.
How deep is the wreck?
The Keys Huka sits in about 80 feet of water.
Can beginners join?
The dive is suitable for advanced beginners with recent experience; check with the operator.
What marine life can I expect to see?
Common sightings include grouper, snapper, barracuda, sea turtles, and occasionally nurse sharks.
Is there a weight limit for divers?
No specific limit, but you must be able to safely manage gear and exit the water.