N 30° 2.114′ W 87° 0.065′ “The Mighty O” is a 911′ long by 129′ wide aircraft carrier that was sunk for an artificial reef about 22 miles offshore from Pensacola, Florida. It rests on the sand at 200′ deep. The flight deck is at 150′ and the top of the tower is at 85′. The visibility is about 90′.

N 21° 12.083′ W 86° 43.630′ Jaime Gonzalez Canto and Jason deCaires Taylor created an underwater museum of 500+ concrete statues as an artificial reef for coral to grow on. It is hard to see them all in one dive, but once you’ve seen them, its enough. The visibility here is only about 50′.

N 21° 11.243′ W 86° 43.482′ Bandera reef is a long coral reef topped with elk horn coral. Because of the strong current here, it is a drift dive. Visibility here is about 80′.

N 21° 12.148′ W 86° 42.998′ The Manchones Reef is a popular dive spot on Mexico’s Mesoamerican Barrier Reef (also known as the Great Mayan Reef), on the Caribbean coast of Quintana Roo. Visibility here is about 80′.

N 21° 7.104′ W 86° 43.515′ The USS Harlequin was a US Navy Minesweeper in WW2 and it is also known as the C-58 or General AnayaIt was sold to the Mexican Navy and eventually it was deliberately sunk in the 1980s to create an artificial reef. It is sitting at 82′ deep and the visibility here is over 100′.

N 20° 49.525′ w 86° 47.397′ The US Navy minesweeper named the USS Knave was built in 1943 and sold to the Mexican Navy in 1966 It was sunken as an artificial reef in 1996. The depth is 100′ and the visibility is over 60′.