Beautiful Shell Island and St Andrew's Park are surrounded by snow-white sugar sand. You can take dolphin cruises, and there are also attractions like Pier Park and Shipwreck Island for land-lovers.
Dive Locker Panama City Beach will teach you how to scuba dive and make your next trip more exciting. Dive Locker has been named the top PADI (Professional Association of Diving Instructors.) Training Center along the Gulf Coast. Come to Panama City Beach to experience more joy in your life. Join the Dive Locker community and become a certified Scuba Diver.
Dive Locker is a great place to go for dives of all difficulty levels. They can provide the best experience whether you are looking for a couple's getaway, a family vacation or a solo adventure.
There are many tropical fish living in the rocks around the jetties. High slack tide is ideal for this dive as visibility and current are better. St Andrew's Park jetties is also a great place to snorkel in Panama City Beach. In 1985, a Navy hovercraft measuring 100 feet in length was lost.
If you are looking for a fun class taught by an expert in the field with high-quality gear and fully inclusive pricing, we can help. Spearfishing is basically underwater bow hunting. It is not difficult or cheap to learn and can be addictive. This is the place to go if you're looking for ethical, clean, and non-industrially produced protein. We offer spearfishing charters for highly experienced divers.
Panama City Beach has been the most popular spot for scuba diving in North Florida for many years. It is second only behind the Florida Keys to be the most popular dive spot in the state.
We offer refreshers for anyone who is already certified but has not done so in a while. Contact us and we'll get you added to our schedule. Sport Diver published a short article about our boat and the wonderful diving at Panama City Beach. Scuba Diving Magazine recognizes Dive Locker among the best dive facilities! Scuba Diving Magazine listed Dive Locker as one of the Top 100 Readers Choices in 2011. You've probably always wanted to explore the underwater world of sunken vessels and Pirate's treasure.
An Average Diver, at an Average Depth, With an Average Tank
Based on personal experience, an average open-water certified diver using a standard aluminum 80-cubic-foot tank on a 40-foot dive will be able to stay down for about 45 to 60 minutes before surfacing with a safe reserve of air still in the tank.
So just to reiterate: don't grab animals, don't hold them for photo ops, don't go for rides on dolphins or turtles, and don't force puffer fish to inflate (it can be fatal to them).