Blue Grotto - Within the sinkhole of Blue Grotto, you’ll find great visibility and depths up to 100 ft. This waterway is a dive resort. Blue Grotto is apart of the Florida aquifer system and it’s fed by the springs in the area. It maintains a temperature of 72 degrees year round. You can explore it’s large cavern and about 30 ft below, you’ll have access to an air bell where you can remove your mask and breathe in fresh air. You must reserve your time you wish to explore here.

Devils Den - Devil’s Den was privately purchased by new owners in 1993. Located just two hours north of Orlando, the underground spring has become a popular attraction for all. Snorkeling and diving is the only way to explore the spring within the cave. Waters will remain 72 degrees all year long. Once you enter the cave, you’ll be led down a flight of stairs to the waterway’s entrance. Devil’s Den is estimated to be 10,000 years old and has even been home to extinct fossils that date back to Pleistocene age. The Spring got its name from the chilly winter mornings that would cause steam to rise from the underground cave. Maximum depth of Devil’s Den is about 54 ft.

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