These springs offer diving opportunities for scientists and researchers and for individuals who want to have fun. This is because they give divers lots of opportunities to explore depths that few individuals will have the guts to check out.
The major reason Florida appeals to divers is the wide variety of diving habitats. The State of Florida is surrounded by water on three sides and has countless springs in the inside. The Florida peninsula lies between the Atlantic to the East and the Gulf of Mexico to the West.

On both coasts, scuba divers can get spots for pier dives, shore dives, wreck dives, drift driving and treasure-hunting dives. Florida also hosts the only living coral reef in North America that offers divers a huge wealth of marine life. Resulting from the warm Gulf Stream current which flows over the area.

From the springs in Florida flows the freshest, clearest and purest water in the entire world and they have breathtaking underwater views. Northern and Central Florida has more than 600 freshwater springs. Some of the springs can be explored more than 200 feet to a mile underground. Other springs can just be seen with their trickling water flow. Some springs are located deep into the woods and are shielded in the dense forest. Other springs are State parks that receive thousands of visitors every day.

Most of the springs in Florida have highly experienced and trained instructors and dive-masters to guide vacationers through their excursions. They ensure that divers are safe. There are also many shops that offer cutting edge accessories and dive gear.

Some of the widely held and fascinating Florida Scuba diving springs destinations include Ginnie Springs, Peacock Springs, Rainbow Springs, Wakulla Springs, Blue Springs, Silver Glen, Juniper Springs and much more. These springs offer the best diving spots for divers from all over the globe.

About Ginnie Springs Outdoors - Florida Campground

Ginnie Springs Outdoors is a privately owned Florida campground that was established in 1976. It is a globally renowned diving destination that is situated along the Santa Fe River in High Springs, Florida. Ginnie Springs Outdoors is rated as a PADI 5-Star facility and offers PADI certification at different levels. These certifications are offered to scuba diving fanatics and beginners. Ginnie Springs Outdoors offers vacationers opportunities for Florida scuba diving, swimming, river tubing, canoeing, kayaking and discovering the miles of underwater caverns and caves.

Contact information

Ginnie Springs Outdoors-Florida campground

5000 NE 60th Ave

High Springs, FL

(386)454-7188