Diving Guide to Underwater Florida, Updated: Maps and Directions for 500 of Florida's...

This is the best book I have ever purchased on SCUBA in FL. It has directions, POC, and GPS cord to each site, along with tons off info. If your into SCUBA this is a must have for FL

This is a great book covering a lot of diving sites in FL, including springs and ocean sites. The only "problem" that I have with the book is the inclusion of advertising (dive shops, etc) but at the end of the day it actually helps when trying to locate a diveshop, etc.

If you live in Florida, buy this book to see what's in your back yard. If you're coming to visit Florida, buy this book to find the unexplored Florida. It includes directions and descriptions to many spots in Florida that most people don't know about. A great guide to finding Florida's freshwater springs, wrecks, and reefs. Also find out more info about diving Florida at underwaterflorida.com This is a book you can't live without!

A most comprehensive guide to dive sites in the state of Florida from Pensacola to Key West and all points in between, including many great spring dives in and around my neck of the woods, Central Florida.The book breaks down the entire state into regions and lists the best dives in each region: Reefs, Wrecks, Springs and Caves from 20fsw to technical dives in the 200fsw range. All the necessary details are there for each dive location. You can plan a multiple day, multiple dive trip with this in depth volume and never leave the easy chair. Of course, it is always smart to check local conditions to see what going on in any area before you go flying into the water.If you're a diver living in Florida, you must get this book. I know in a few short years my copy will be sufficiently salt sprayed, tattered and worn.

Deloach's book is an excellent diving resource. His sections on the Florida Keys served as reference material for us building our website. They are informative, accurate and helpful. We use his book when we dive other parts of Florida, and have always found it helpful to look up the divesite in his book prior to hitting the water. Strongly Recommended.