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Night Dives in Key Largo
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Night Dives in Key Largo

See the reef come alive after dark — different creatures different energy and an unforgettable dive. Perfect for certified divers looking for something different.

  • Unique night reef experience
  • Pro-led plan & safety briefing
  • Great for Turtle sightings
  • Tank & weights included
From $100 per diverKey Largo Marine SanctuaryEasy Reschedule & Cancel

The experience

Watch Key Largo’s Coral Reef Transform After Sunset

See a completely different side of Key Largo scuba diving after daylight fades. During a guided night dive, your light reveals coral colors, hunting behavior, and nocturnal animals that daytime divers often miss. Before departure, the crew reviews light signals, buddy procedures, navigation, entries, exits, and other night-diving protocols so certified divers know exactly what to expect. Depending on conditions, the trip may include one or two dives. It is an unforgettable choice for comfortable certified divers ready to experience familiar Florida Keys reef habitat with new energy, movement, and marine life.

Nocturnal Marine Life Encounters

Look for octopus, lobster, crabs, eels, basket stars, sleeping fish, and other reef residents whose behavior becomes easier to observe after the sun sets.

Night-Specific Safety Briefing

Learn the light signals, buddy positioning, navigation plan, entry procedures, exit procedures, and emergency expectations that keep the group organized before entering dark water.

A Familiar Reef Feels New

Your dive light isolates details, restores vivid color, and changes how you move through the reef, creating a focused experience unlike the same site during daylight.

What you get

What's Included

Included

  • Tanks & Weights
  • In-Water Dive Professional
  • Ice & Water
  • Free Parking Onsite at Marina
  • Professional Crew Support
  • USCG Licensed Captain

Locally owned • Experienced crew • Safety‑first operations

Is this trip right for you?

  • Divers who want a unique, advanced-feeling experience
  • Open Water certified divers and above
  • Comfortable in the water and able to swim
  • Divers who want easy, shallow Florida Keys sites
  • Not for non-certified divers (see Try Scuba / Snorkeling)

Trip timeline

Your Night Dive Journey

["Clear expectations", "light protocols", "and a pro-led plan — so you can enjoy the magic of the reef after dark."]

  1. 1

    Check-in & setup

    ~30 min

    Arrive at our Key Largo location to complete waivers, meet the crew, and set up your gear.

  2. 2

    Boat ride to the site

    ~20–45 min

    Short, comfortable run to the best reef or wreck conditions allow that day.

  3. 3

    Two guided dives

    ~2 hrs

    Two relaxed dives with site briefing, buddy checks, and in-water support from a pro.

  4. 4

    Return & debrief

    ~30–45 min

    Head back, rinse gear, log your dives, and get recommendations for tomorrow’s sites.

Dive sites & marine life

What you will see at Benwood Wreck

Dive the historic Benwood freighter wreck, a shallow World War II wreck now covered with marine growth and surrounded by schooling fish.

Depth
45 ft
Site type
Wreck
Experience level
Intermediate
Location
Key Largo Marine Sanctuary

Sites we dive on this trip

Benwood Wreck

45 ft

Historic freighter wreck from WWII, now home to abundant marine life

Molasses Reef

12–69 ft

Pristine coral reef with diverse marine life and excellent underwater photography

Carysfort Reef

15–65 ft

Iconic Upper Keys reef tract with coral formations and excellent biodiversity

Alligator Reef

15–70 ft

Classic Florida Keys reef with broad coral formations and schooling fish

Marine life you may encounter

  • Angelfish
  • Atlantic Spadefish
  • Barracuda
  • Butterflyfish
  • Eagle Rays
  • French Angelfish
  • Green Sea Turtles
  • Jacks
  • Juvenile Reef Fish
  • Mutton Snapper
  • Nurse Sharks
  • Sea Fans
  • Sea Turtles
  • Sergeant Majors
  • Spiny Lobsters
  • Spotted Eagle Rays
  • Yellowtail Snapper

Questions

Night Dives in Key Largo FAQs

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What time is check‑in and departure for Key Largo night dives?

Night Dives check‑in is 5:00 PM with a 5:30 PM departure. Plan to return to the dock around 9:00 PM (conditions can affect timing).

How deep are the dives on the Night Dives reef trip?

Most Key Largo reef dives are shallow-to-moderate (often ~18–35 ft), though exact depth depends on the specific site and conditions. You’ll get a full briefing before each dive.

Where is check‑in for the Night Dives trip?

Check‑in is at our Key Largo location listed in your booking confirmation. Arrive early enough to park and gear up.

What should I bring?

Bring a photo ID, towel, reef‑safe sunscreen, and any personal gear you prefer. If you’re diving, bring your certification card and dive computer.

What’s different about a night dive in Key Largo?

You’ll see nocturnal life—octopus, lobster, hunting fish, and different reef behavior than daytime.

How long is the boat ride to the site?

Travel time depends on the site and sea conditions. We’ll brief approximate travel time at check‑in and select the best sites for the day.

Where do I park?

Parking is available near the check‑in location listed in your confirmation. Arrive early so parking doesn’t feel rushed.

Is Night Dives good for underwater photography?

Yes—reef structure and fish life make great subjects. Visibility varies, but we’ll recommend the best angles and moorings for the day.

Is Night Dives good for newly certified divers?

Yes for many reef trips. We’ll brief the plan and select sites that match the group. If you want extra support, ask about a private guide.

Can I request a specific Night Dives mooring/site?

You can request it, and we’ll do our best. Final site choice depends on conditions and the group’s certifications.

Do I need a dive light for night diving?

Yes—a primary light is required and a backup is strongly recommended. Ask us about rentals if needed.

What is your cancellation policy?

Easy changes & Cancellation. If you need to adjust your time/date, contact us as early as possible so we can help you reschedule.

Book Night Dives in Key Largo

Tanks and weights are included, and you can reschedule free up to 24 hours before departure.

  • Free rescheduling up to 24 hours before departure
  • Full refund if we cancel for weather
  • Instant confirmation and secure checkout

Starting at

$100 / person

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