Atlantic Diving – Diver Trek

Diving Bermuda at Grotto Bay

July 29, 2023
Atlantic Diving / Marine Life / Museums & Aquariums / Shipwrecks

Propeller shafts of the Cristobal Colon wreck in Bermuda. — Part of the propeller shafts of the Cristobal Colon wreck. At nearly 500′ in length, the former luxury liner is the largest in Bermuda, and divers could easily spend hours exploring the remains.

June, 2023.

Renowned for having the highest concentration of shipwrecks per mile worldwide, Bermuda has earned a prestigious spot on National Geographic’s list as a must-visit diving destination. It boasts an abundance of 300 relatively shallow wreck sites, vibrant fringing reefs, a unique system of historical forts, and limitless topside activities. Discover why Bermuda deserves a spot on your short-list.

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Diving the Blue Heron Bridge, Florida.

January 12, 2016
Atlantic Diving

Diving Blue Heron Bridge Florida — A Blenny plays “hide and seek” with me at the Blue Heron Bridge, in Phil Foster Park. OMD EM1, ISO 200, f/16, 1/125 s, 60 mm macro lens with a +5 diopter.

January, 2016

The famous Blue Heron Bridge is located in West Palm Beach, Florida. It’s a macro lovers dream, and has even been called “Lembeh Straits East”, after the “critter diving” capitol of the world in the Philippines. Incredible biodiversity, and an easy shore dive nestled in a beautiful park. Little wonder this biological hot spot has been listed in the top diving sites of North America, and people from all over the world dive it.
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