Key West Dive Center Blog

Scuba diving is such an amazing underwater experience that most scuba divers want to stay underwater for as long as possible. The amount of time people can spend underwater is directly related to how efficiently they use the air in their tanks.

You probably saw your first angelfish in a friend's aquarium or perhaps your own. The colors, shape, and graceful presence make it one of the favored tropical fish.

So you have a deep passion for diving? If so, why not make a career out of doing something you love by becoming a Dive Master and teaching Key West diving classes to eager scuba diving students?

With the earth being over 70% water, getting an underwater adventure is essential. To fully relish the amazing wildlife and views underwater, scuba diving is ideal. As you read this article, you'll learn more about Open Water diver courses and all they have to offer.

On May 27, 2009, the USNS Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg was scuttled to serve as an artificial reef located off the Florida Keys. She is the southernmost ship on the Florida Keys Shipwreck Trail, submerged about 7 miles offshore between Western Sambo and Sand Key.