Molasses Reef
60% of divers returns to us
All about Molasses Reef dive site
The Molasses Reef is one of the most amazing complexes of spur and grove formations, hard and soft coral congregations and a diversity of sponges in Florida. It is located in Key Largo and attracts divers from all across the globe. Diving in the Molasses Reef consists of exploring several areas named after their peculiar features. Divers have opportunities to admire magnificently colorful scenery in Spanish Anchor Winch Hole, Hole in the Wall and Fire Coral Caves. The area is protected with strict rules, due to the amount of divers around.
What to see
Scuba diving in this dive site offers examination of various drop-offs, ledges, caves, slopes and crevices. Diving in the Molasses Reef is presented by the variety of marine life. Divers can spot numerous types of corals, such as star corals and brain corals, different species like turtles, moray eels, manta rays, angelfish, parrotfish, filefish and nurse sharks occasionally.
When To Go Diving
Divers may experience the hot season from May to October with approximate air temperatures of 30-32C/86-89F and water temperatures of 28-30C/82-86F. The warm season lasts from November to April with average air and water temperatures of 15-17C/59-62F.
