We will be taking a group to Blue Grotto May 5th. We will being leaving Hazlehurst at 7am and driving to Williston, FL arriving there around 11am. We will dive Blue Grotto Saturday and then drive to Live Oak, Florida and stay the night and dive Troy Springs State Park Sunday morning the 6th before returning to Hazlehurst Sunday afternoon.

CALL OR EMAIL US IF YOU PLAN TO ATTEND.

Dive Rate Information

Offshore Dive Trip * 3 Tank Dives
Up to 20 miles offshore — 60 to 90 ft depth —- $100 (per person)
Up to 30 miles offshore — 60 to 115 ft depth — $125 (per person)
Up to 40 miles offshore — 60 to 130 ft depth — $150 (per person)

Offshore to the Dry Dock * 4 Tank Dives
ADVANCED DIVERS ONLY
Over 40 miles offshore — 100 to 130 ft depth — $200 (per person)

Offshore Over Night Trip * 5 Tank Dives — $250 (per person)
The trip will accommodate up to 8 divers. Food and beverages provided.
Leave Dock at 6 PM — First dive at 9 PM; stay out over night, next dive at 8 AM.
You can also do 2 night dives and 3 dives next day.

Offshore Two Day One Night Trip * 8 Tank Dives — $350 (per person)
The trip will accommodate up to 8 divers. Food and beverages provided.
Leave dock at 7 AM, and return at 6 PM the next day.

NOTE: You must be an Advanced Diver if we go in depths of 100 plus feet.

Rates include fishing license and lobster permit.

Rates do not include dive gear or tanks. If gear is needed, please contact Waterdog Scuba, LLC.

All dive trips are subject to availability. The captain reserves the right to cancel the trip or change dive sites due to sea conditions. One day trips will accommodate up to 12 divers. We must have a minimum of 8 divers for all trips. Spearfishing is permitted. Riders are welcome on any of the day dive trips for $50 per person. We provide snacks and beverages. A Dive Master is on board for all our dive trips. Dive masters work for gratuities, which are not included in the charter price. Click here to visit Offshore Dive Charters web site.

You will also get a chance to try out the latest in Full-Face Mask, Underwater Communication and Dry Suits FREE.

This trip offers divers the unique experience of searching the bottom of the river for giant Megalodon fossilized shark teeth, whale fossils, mastodon fossils and many other fossils. There is also a great opportunity here for the treasure hunters searching for Indian artifacts, Colonial artifacts, antique bottles, Revolutionary & Civil War relics. Mark also offers quality books for fossil and shark teeth identification, as well as books about The Megalodon.

You must have a Hobby License to collect artifacts from SC Rivers. Click here for license info.
The Cooper River is close to many attractions including The Mepkin Abbey, Cypress Gardens, South Carolina Aquarium, and historic Charleston, SC. The wildlife is great for the photographer enthusiast, and bird watchers.

COST is $275 which includes room for Saturday night, Low Country Boil Saturday night and breakfast Sunday morning. We recommend 21% 100cf tanks or bigger for this dive and they can be rented for $12 each from Waterdog Scuba. Nitrox is also available on a first come first service basis.
PLEASE CONTACT US ASAP this trip is limited to six (6) divers max and no special certification is need…everyone is invited.

Epcot DiveQuest is a unique scuba diving experience inside the 5.7-million-gallon saltwater tank at The Seas with Nemo & Friends Pavilion in Epcot theme park. Scuba-certified Guests can swim with over 6,000 sea creatures—including sea turtles, angelfish, dolphins, eagle rays and sharks.

All Guests must be SCUBA-certified and at least 10 years of age to participate. Guests ages 10 to 12 must be accompanied by a paying, participating parent or guardian.

If you are interested in joining Waterdog Scuba on this trip, contact Ashley or Regina. The cost of the trip is $150 per diver and payment must be made-in-full no later than April 21st. A minimum of 10 divers is required to make the trip. HURRY and reserve your spot…this trip fills up quickly!

The experience lasts 3 hours, and Guests will spend approximately 40 minutes underwater in the massive Caribbean Coral Reef aquarium—which until 2005 was the largest saltwater tank in the world. Participants also get to see the massive backstage infrastructure required to filter and maintain a vast manmade ocean flourishing with life.

With its clear water and lack of currents, Epcot DiveQuest is an experience that both diving enthusiasts and Disney fans will never forget. Where else in the world can you swim with sharks and sea turtles while simultaneously waving to people enjoying a sit-down meal?