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Amoray Dive Resort
MM 104 (B),
Florida Keys
Florida
USA
305-451-3595
Type: Resort Hotel
Minimum Rate: $ 100 - $ 200
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Florida Keys
Florida
USA
305-451-3595
Type: Resort Hotel
Minimum Rate: $ 100 - $ 200
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Hands-on owner Amy Slate makes sure everything stays ship-shape at this Caribbean-style dedicated dive resort, as notable for its expert programs as for its pleasing architecture and tropical decor. One- to four-day dive packages include tanks and weights; full equipment is available at an extra charge. Open water referrals are their specialty, but the resort offers a range of programs, from resort courses to divemaster and specialty certifications, including PADI Rescue Diver, NAUI, and YMCA courses. The resort can also accommodate BSAC (British Sub Aqua Club) divers, but does not give certification in that system.
Daily dive trips depart aboard the resort’s 45-foot catamaran, docked steps away from rooms. Snorkel trips are offered as well, with complimentary use of gear. Other recreation includes eco-tours and backcountry tours to Everglades National Park, while dolphin swim programs are offered in conjunction with a local facility. If you’re taking the plunge in another sense, the resort can arrange all aspects of a wedding, including license, notary, flowers, catering and sunset cruises for the wedding party.
And if an above-ground wedding is too mundane, you can get married underwater near the famed Christ of the Abyss statue in the Key Largo National Marine Sanctuary – a rite of passage that’s been featured by the national media. Accommodations at the resort vary from single and double rooms to small apartments and larger apartments with porches, some waterfront. Program fees are not included with accommodations.
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