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    Red Alert Diving

    4.7 (18 reviews)
    Open • 9:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    My husband and I went diving last week with Red Alert and I cannot thank them enough. We did the 2 tank dive. We were both very nervous since this was our first salt water /open ocean dive. There was a lot of things we were nervous about. There was a dive master with 2 students on board and he reassured us that we'd do fine. We are both Open water certified through another company out of state. My husband and I were both nauseous from the rocking of the boat combined with the nerves. I honestly started panicking once we were in the water and all ready to descend. The dive master and boat captain were both right there trying to calm me down. Told me to breathe and that it'd be better once we got under the waves. Once we got underwater it was quite cool to see the wrecks and the marine life. The current was not noticeable and we swam along the wrecks just fine. The water temp was not bad at 60 ft. We had on our 5mm wetsuits. On the second dive I accidentally inflated my BCD too much trying to get my buoyancy at 55/60 ft. I had an issue getting the air out and alerted my dive buddy that I needed help. We both skyrocketing up to 20 ft due to all the air. My husband was able to get a bit of air out before the dive mater got to us. The dive master must have noticed us right away because he was there in no time and pulled my air dump valve (which I'd completely forgotten about). He helped get us both back down to 60 ft safely. After that, we were able to still have a great time and swam around the wreck, saw lots of fish. I am grateful for the caring people at Red Alert Diving and their patience. They were level headed when I was not. We will definitely be back. If it's been a while since you've dove, you're nervous, or have reservations about diving in the open ocean; I can honestly say that you're in good hands at Red Alert.

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    “Todd, and Mandi are elite instructors, and Todd is also a bit of a legend in the upper ends of the Scuba world.”

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    Morrison Springs - Scuba Rinse Station & Shower

    Morrison Springs

    4.6(25 reviews)
    38.0 mi

    If you were turned away at Ponce de Leon Springs because it was too full, or you have a craving to…read morescuba some spring fed caves, or you want a less crowded place to swim in cool 70°F spring water, or a place to climb a tree and jump from a rope swing- this is the place for you! Free entry. Bathrooms. Small parking lot. Outdoor shower and scuba rinse station. A couple picnic tables. Nice big boardwalk around waters with signage that describes trees nearby. Deep waters with cement docks that have ladders. Some people have placed ladders on trees and hung ropes from the trees for swinging into the deeper waters if you dare. Good place for good swimmers... not much shallow area and clarity may vary based on recent storms or flooding. If you don't have good swimmers bring a life jacket or floaties to make the most of the deeper waters.

    Love diving here. The ONLY reason that I give it 4 stars as opposed to 5 is that we've had issues…read morewith the people there. It gets super packed, and there are people who get drunk and stupid. We go diving (we're locals) there weekly and we've had issues with people taking our food while we're under water (bags of chips). But if it's not during peak-season, and you're looking for a place to dive... this is fantastic. Much more clear than Vortex (too much algae in the water there... one person bounces off the bottom and vis goes to shit). Much more forgiving at Morrison. The "wash" station is really nice to rinse gear off afterwards. Can pull the car up to the gazebo and drop gear then park. short walk into the water. Great viz the overwhelming majority of the time. My normal dive go-to.

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