Diving the Vandenberg

This is definitely the dive of a life time, leaving you awestruck and one that you will talk about for years to come, and is the culmination of our Wreck Trek trip. The Vandenberg is located 7 miles off the shores of Key West and is the world's second largest artificial reef, and now serves as a world-class diving destination and home to a multitude of underwater sea life. Due to the ship being nearly two football fields long, and 10 stories high in the water column, it is necessary to do multiple dives to get a real sense of this ships enormous scale. The underwater world here also abounds in densely populated coral species, sponges, invertebrates, sea fans and sea whips. No sharks here, but reef fish such as damsels, yellow tangs, angelfish, and a really huge grouper named 'Junkyard' that now calls this artificial reef his home. The enormity of diving this wreck really gives you a sense of just how small you are in comparison and truly. For more information on diving the Vandenberg, look us up at www.adventurewatersportcharters.com