Underwater Museum Dive Tips

BeachAgBeachAgBeach CrabHouston2 postsJoined Aug 13, '16View profile MessageBeach Crab

Jul 13, '20 · 10:26 AM996

My daughter and I are certified divers. We’ve been wanting to dive the Underwater Museum for a while. Any tips on accessing the site? I’ve talked to a few dive shops in PCB and Destin but it’s 1-1.5 hours to reach the site from there. We have a home in Rosemary so I’d prefer if we could just launch from somewhere off 30A. I assume it’s too far to swim with our SCUBA gear? Are there any charter boats we could use that launch off 30A?

Replies

Jim Tucker Jim Tucker avatar

Jim TuckerBeach Fanatic1,277 postsJoined Jul 12, '05View profile MessageBeach Fanatic

Jul 13, '20 · 11:28 AM#2

My daughter and I are certified divers. We’ve been wanting to dive the Underwater Museum for a while. Any tips on accessing the site? I’ve talked to a few dive shops in PCB and Destin but it’s 1-1.5 hours to reach the site from there. We have a home in Rosemary so I’d prefer if we could just launch from somewhere off 30A. I assume it’s too far to swim with our SCUBA gear? Are there any charter boats we could use that launch off 30A?

The reef in inlet is kind of far without a kayak or boat. Same for Grayton. The one in Miramar is closer to shore.

Mark Thompson - Fishy Booty Charters | Private Fishing Charters 30A

Don't know these guys but maybe someone else here does - Scuba Diving | Destin | 30A | Panama City | 30ADIVE.COM.

Also I saw a new SCUBA sign on DeFuniak Street in the building with Grayton Coast Properties.