Scuba diving at Navarre Beach

You won't be able to see shite

Navarre Beach has very cloudy water. Now can't say what it looks like past the shore.

Not sure about scuba diving, but I love Navarre Beach.

Took my first open water dive at Navarre....

Went out about a mile and half, 90 feet to the bottom. Water was clear that day.....

That said, it can very murky in a hurry, depending on the weather and winds.

I guess it all depends if there are any storms out in the gulf stirring up things.

Best seashells on the beach are in Navarre! Unbelievable, huge shells!

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Scuba Tech in Destin or Dive Locker in Panama. However, please let them know this is your first gulf dive. The gulf can be tricky. I ended up doing a rescue at 80' this summer of a diver who was not experienced enough to handle the conditions.

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Thanks. I'm certified a rescue diver and public safety diver but that's all lakes and rivers. I know the gulf will be a different animal

Nude Beach at 3 ft above sea level...

Viking Diving
3009 Barrancas Ave, Pensacola, FL 32507
(888) 848-3483

My family use them every time we go out of Pensacola. I prefer Pensacola over Panama City. Quicker getting to dive sites meaning quicker trip back in. Visibility is good as well. Pensacola also has shore diving right next to the fort that you can check your weights at if you have never been in salt water, just watch the tides. parking to water is only about 50 yards as opposed to forever and a day in Panama City.