Patch Reefs - 20-30 ft
Lat: 24.90979°, Long: -80.57270°
•The patch reefs are a unique reef structure due to their isolation, making them rich in marine life and ideal for both snorkeling and diving.
Scuba Spot•Florida•Lat: 24.9098°, Long: -80.5727°
About Patch Reefs - 20-30 ft
The Islamorada patch reefs are a series of unique, isolated reef structures located just a couple of miles offshore, stretching over 12 miles along the sea bed. These reefs, surrounded by sand, are teeming with marine life, making them ideal for snorkeling and diving. They are particularly popular for 'Discover Scuba' classes and first dives for 'open water' scuba students. Notable patch reefs include Davey Crocker, Captain Grumpy, Ham, Aquarium, Rocky Top, Morada, The Maze, Captain Arnos, Bigfoot, Nigel, and the Telephone.
Highlights
scuba friendly
snorkel friendly
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