Bookings Made: January 3, 2026 – December 19, 2026

Travel Dates: January 3, 2026 – January 2, 2027

Roatan is a tropical island paradise located off the coast of Honduras in the western Caribbean. The island's rich history dates back to pre-Columbian times, and it has been influenced by Spanish explorers, English-speaking islanders, and Afro-Caribbean people. Today, Roatan is a thriving community and a popular tourist destination known for its stunning beaches, crystal-clear waters, and diverse marine life, including the second-largest coral reef in the world. The island also offers a vibrant culture with a unique blend of Caribbean and Central American influences, featuring music, food, and colourful festivals such as the annual Carnival celebration.

Anthony's Key Resort is nestled on the edge of the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef, the resort offers a range of unique accommodations, from waterfront bungalows that capture the essence of the Caribbean to secluded hillside retreats that offer peaceful privacy. Their commitment to a tech-free environment ensures that your stay is a true escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Explore our Resort Map to find the perfect spot for your stay.

Contact us for information and reservations.

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How about a dive at the # 1 shore dive in the nation the "Blue Heron Bridge" at Phil Foster State Park. 

One of the most renowned dive and snorkel sites in the U.S. can be found under Blue Heron Bridge in Riviera Beach. Its famously clear water is full of exotic sea creatures and even statues.

The waterway under Blue Heron Bridge is legendary. This location has a world-wide following among divers and snorkelers. The Blue Heron Bridge has been called the Best Shore Diving in The Americas, Florida’s Exotic Critter Capital and the Muck Diving Capital of the World. Best of all, it’s true. Explore the adventures that await you at this popular diving and snorkeling spot in Palm Beach County.

Spot seahorses, pipefish and octopus among many others. 

Check out the bridge pilings, small boat wrecks and rocks providing marine life along the way. Visitors and locals alike can even see Manatees grazing and on occasion, and Sea Turtles and Dolphins cruising in from the ocean.

Contact Blue Earth Escapes LLC at 561-570-6506 or email at dlevine@blueearthescapes.com for more information.

Need a guide ? 

Contact: 

Brendan Maughan LLC

Divemaster and Guide 

for the Blue heron Bridge, Lake Denton and Private Ocean Guide. 

772-925-5192 Brendanmaughan02@gmail.com 

Sign up for a “coral restoration dive charter”! You’ll meet in the I.CARE education center (located at our dive shop in Islamorada) at 8:30am for a tutorial on corals, the threats to our reef, and a hands-on workshop on how to transplant coral. At 12:30pm you meet back at the dive shop and join us on a 2-tank dive trip transplanting coral onto the reefs. This will be one of your most rewarding days spent under the sea!

Key Dives offers outplanting trips on the 2nd and 4th Saturday of every month. 

Islamorada Conservation and Restoration Education, or in other words, I.CARE  is a team of interns and scientists dedicated to the restoration of Islamorada’s reefs.

The cost is $25 plus the cost of the days dive charter. This means you only pay $25 more for the education and training in the morning with the I.CARE interns and scientists, hands-on workshop, and underwater work planting coral – what a bargain! 

Contact Blue Earth Escapes LLC at 561-570-6506 or email at dlevine@blueearthescapes.com for upcoming group Coral Restoration dives

Saba plunges below the sea as steeply as it rises above. From shallow patch reefs to deep underwater seamounts, the Unspoiled Queen offers sites suitable for any diver’s level of experience.

Saba's dive tourism, started in the early 1980s, permitting scuba divers to experience the wealth of Saba’s underwater world.

 Established in 1987 the Saba Marine Park  has permanent moorings, regulates the use and maintenance of the park and promotes a strong conservation attitude.

Due to the protections of the Saba Marine Park, both Green and Hawksbill Turtles thrive around Saba. With restrictions on fishing, Conch, Saba Lobster and a variety of crabs can commonly be observed on most dives.

Divers may be fortunate enough to visit with Hammerhead and Whale Sharks, Manta and Spotted Eagle Rays, Longsnout Seahorses and Frog Fish who are regular visitors to Saba.

Saba's majority of coral structures are coral-encrusted boulders. Volcanic in origin these boulders have both hard and soft corals and sponges covering them to such a degree that the rock is often not visible.

The Pinnacles are coral-encrusted volcanic structures rising out of the seafloor 100m (330ft) below. Gorgonians, Sea Fans, Barrel Sponges and Chimney Sponges are abundant everywhere. Elkhorn Coral colonies can be found at sites east of the harbor.

Blessed with an abundance of fish in the Marine Park, Saba has a large number of Nassau Grouper (Graysbys, Hinds, Coneys) that can be seen on every dive. 

Saba's ecological surveys have recorded over 150 species, all with healthy populations. Common pelagic fish include Horse-eye Jacks, Great Barracuda, Wahoo, Tarpon and 5 species of shark. 

On almost every dive, Parrotfish, Triggerfish, Angelfish, Snapper and Grunts can be seen in abundance. 

Explore the depths of Saba with Sea Saba the islands premier dive operator! 

Contact us for information on resorts and dive operators!

Experience the Underwater Wonders of Fiji !

Explore Fiji’s marine life flourishing in its natural habitat. Their stunning coral reefs and thriving marine eco-systems are why divers recognize Fiji as the “Soft Coral Capital of the World”

Stunning green islands meet warm coastal seas with vibrant coral reef cities filled with fish and coral. Fiji’s maze of brilliant coral reefs are now celebrated for their diversity of habitat and marine life. Jean Michel Cousteau calls it paradise.

Dive the pristine Rainbow Reef along with some of the world’s longest barrier reefs the Fiji Islands have such as the ‘Great Sea Reef’ and the ‘Great Astrolabe Reef’.  Explore world class dive sites like ‘Grand Central Station’, Nigali Passage and the ‘Great White Wall’. 

With over 1200 species of fish and several hundred different types of flower-like corals and sponges, the Fiji Islands will have you wanting to discover more of world beneath the waves.

The best time to dive is winter season from May to October with pleasantly cooler temperatures and less rain. It also coincides with manta ray season and underwater visibility tends to be greater.

Contact us for information on resorts and dive operators!

https://www.fiji.travel/things-to-do/diving

Welcome to Papua New Guinea Diving!!

Papua New Guinea is recognised internationally as one of the best tropical dive destinations in the world

Located in the Coral Triangle of marine biodiversity with the highest diversity of tropical fish & coral in the world.

Papua New Guinea has twice as many marine species as the waters of the Red Sea and up to ten times as many as the Caribbean.

Situated directly north of Australia in the centre of the Asia-Pacific region, the country is surrounded by the Bismarck, Coral and Solomon seas, whose constant movements feed and enrich the marine environment. 

The immense diversity of sites include barrier reefs, coral walls, coral gardens, patch reefs, fringing reefs, sea grass beds, coral atolls and wrecks. 

Diving is possible all year round

Diving is spread along 17,000 kms of coastline and across 45,000 sq kms of reef systems so divers can enjoy minimal contact with other dive groups. 

The optimal seasons are generally from mid-April to mid-June, and mid-September to mid-December. Water temperature ranges from 26˚C along the edge of the Coral Sea and up to 31˚C in the Bismarck Sea, with visibility from 15 to 50 metres. 

Contact us for information on resorts and dive operators!

https://pngdive.net/

https://indopacificimages.com/papua-new-guinea/guide-to-diving-papua-new-guinea/