Cave diving

Cave & scuba springs

North Florida karst holds some of the clearest cave and cavern diving in the continental United States. Certified cave divers follow established line systems; open-water and cavern training sites offer platform dives and controlled entry without full cave certification.

Not every spring allows scuba on the main vent — and park rules change with capacity and season. The profiles below note dive fees, certification expectations, and whether the site is a dedicated dive park or a multi-use swimming spring with a dive zone.

21
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10
First-Magnitude
72°F
Year-Round

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Springs for Cave diving

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Alexander Springs Recreation Area
Altoona / Astor
Swim · Snorkel · Dive · Paddle
Falmouth Spring
Live Oak
Swim · Dive
Fanning Springs State Park
Fanning Springs / Chiefland
Swim · Dive · Paddle
Jackson Blue Spring
Marianna
Swim · Dive · Paddle
Kings Bay (Crystal River)
Crystal River
Swim · Dive · Paddle
Lafayette Blue Springs State Park
Mayo
Swim · Dive · Paddle
Madison Blue Spring State Park
Lee / Madison
Swim · Dive · Paddle · Tube
Morrison Spring
Ponce de Leon / DeFuniak Springs
Swim · Dive · Paddle
Tarpon Hole
Crystal River
Swim · Dive · Paddle
Troy Spring State Park
Branford
Swim · Dive · Paddle
Ginnie Springs Outdoors
High Springs
Swim · Snorkel · Dive · Tube
Hart Springs
Bell
Swim · Dive · Paddle · Tube
Little River Spring
Branford / O'Brien
Swim · Dive · Paddle
Manatee Springs State Park
Chiefland
Swim · Dive · Paddle
Rock Bluff Springs
Bell
Swim · Dive · Paddle
Suwanacoochee Spring
Live Oak
Swim · Dive · Paddle
Telford Spring
Luraville
Swim · Dive · Paddle
Vortex Spring Adventures
Ponce de Leon
Swim · Dive
Blue Grotto Dive Resort
Williston
Swim · Dive
Devil's Den Prehistoric Spring
Williston
Snorkel · Dive · Swim
Wes Skiles Peacock Springs State Park
Luraville / Live Oak
Dive

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