Walk On Dive Trip Mystery Destinaton Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday

Dive With Experienced Local Crews
Our dive boats are run by professional, safety-focused teams that know the local wrecks, currents, and seasonal conditions.

The Perfect Trip for Smaller Groups or Solo Divers
Don’t have a full charter? That’s exactly what the Walk-On Dive Trip is for. Join other divers, meet new buddies, and enjoy a comfortable experience with a max of 16 divers on the boat.

we require a minium of 4 divers to run a trip, you are booking one spot and we will fill the others. You are welcome to book more than one spot on the boat if you have a group

Mystery Destination — Best Site of the Day
We don’t lock into one spot. Depending on conditions, you’ll dive inshore favorites, midshore wrecks, or deeper advanced sites (credentials required for the deeper options). Safety always comes first — if the site is beyond your certification level, we’ll switch you to a more suitable location.

More Than Just a Dive Trip

From the moment you step aboard, our crews are focused on making sure you have a great day on the water and underwater. Come ready to dive, make some memories, and experience some of the best wreck diving the Gulf Coast has to offer!

From Pensacola you’re at one of Florida’s top 3 dive destinations — and the one with the most wrecks and reefs in close proximity. Most of the good stuff is inside 22 nautical miles of the pass.

14 awesome options

USS Massachusetts — 25–30 ft, 1.5 NM. Oldest battleship in the lineup. Easy historic steel.

Joe Patti Barge — 50 ft (top ~35 ft), 3 NM. All-levels wreck with local character.

Three Coal Barges — 50 ft, 5 NM. Classic easy trail stop (#1 on the Panhandle Shipwreck Trail).

Tex Edwards Barge — 60–75 ft, 6.5 NM. Intact barge, lots of fish.

Liberty Ship — 80 ft, 7 NM. Big WWII hull; sharks often nearby.

San Pablo / “Russian Freighter” — 80 ft, 9 miles. Famous local story wreck. Trail #2.

Ocean Winds — 82 ft, 10 NM. The tug that helped sink the others.

Pete Tide II — 100–105 ft (top ~60 ft), 12 NM. Upright supply boat, intact pilothouse. Trail #3.

YDT-14 Phoebus & YDT-15 Suitland — ~100 ft, 18 NM. Pair of Navy tenders. Trail #4.

Chevron Rig — 134 ft, 18 NM. Twin platform jackets, amberjacks.

Avocet — 100–120 ft, 20 NM. Split dredge, upper structure ~70 ft.

Antares — 130–140 ft, 21 NM. Broken freighter; advanced only.

Tenneco Rig — 175 ft, 22 NM. First full platform reef. Upper structure + tech training.

USS Oriskany — Carrier in 220 ft (stack ~84 ft). The signature deep dive. Plan it. Don’t strip it.