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Marathon Dive ChartersLooe Key Resort - MM 27.5, Ramrod Key, 872-2215. Full service dive shop. Daily reef trips. Motel & Tiki bar. Night dives & snorkeling. Strike Zone - MM 29.5, Big Pine Key, 1-800-654-9560. Largest glass bottom boat in the lower Keys. 2 trips daily. Fantasea Divers- MM 49.5, Big Pine Key,305-743-5422. Full openwater certification, PADI, Sales & rentals & repairs. Underseas, Inc.- MM 30.5, Big Pine Key, 872-2700. Four dive boats, PADI, Underwater camera sales & rentals. Marathon Diving Sites:SOMBRERO REEF -6-25 feet - Novice diversAround Sombrero Light, this beautiful reef features well-defined spurs or fingers of reef building corals separated by wide channels of gleaming white sand. Brilliant colors and diverse marine life make this a most popular dive site along with a eight feet high natural coral bridge known as "The Arch". DELTA SHOAL - 6-25 feet - Novice divers Another popular dive site eastward of Sombrero Light, features massive coral fingers and broad expanses of sandy bottom that separate the spurs that form this reef. Two interesting wrecks lie in this area - the Delta Shoals Barge behind the east end features typical shallow water soft corals and an abundance of fish life, perfect for snorkeling. The other is the Ivory Coast Wreck, a sunken slave ship lost in 1853, although little is recognizable any more. COFFINS PATCH - 10-25 feet - Novice divers Shallow dive locations throughout the middle reefs. Most are typically no deeper than 25 ft. and all feature an abundance of fish and a variety of coral growth. THUNDERBOLT - 75-120 feet - Advanced divers A 188 ft. research vessel once used for studying lightning and sunk in 1986, rests upright in 120 feet of water. At 85 feet, her bow is dominated by a huge horizontal reel, dropping over the stern of the vessel divers can examine huge twin props. Large hatches off the main deck open into the engine compartments where it is possible to descend into the hull to 110 feet. |
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