Shark Tooth Adventure with Snorkel, Huka or Scuba Dive

Off the sunny shores of Nokomis, Florida, Keys Huka Dive offers a uniquely immersive four-hour journey that marries the thrill of discovery with the serene beauty of the Gulf Coast. Known locally as the "Boneyard," this stretch of seabed near Casey Key is world-famous among fossil hunters and divers alike for its rich deposits of prehistoric shark teeth, including elusive Megalodon specimens. The adventure begins aboard a comfortable boat, which transports guests to prime snorkeling and paddle boarding spots.

Here, participants sift through shallow waters and sandy beaches under expert guidance, seeking ancient relics shed by sharks millions of years ago. For those craving deeper immersion, Keys Huka Dive elevates the experience with Huka dives and traditional scuba options, descending roughly 20 feet to reef areas brimming with marine life and fossil deposits. Huka diving, a specialty that uses air supplied from a surface float, offers a quieter, more extended underwater session without the bulk of traditional scuba gear—perfect for younger divers aged eight and up who meet requirements.

Certified scuba divers can opt for two-tank dives to explore beyond the reefs and beyond simple treasure hunting. What sets Keys Huka Dive apart in Florida’s vibrant outdoor recreation scene is its blend of paleontological intrigue and accessible water adventure. Nokomis’s warm, clear waters combined with well-preserved fossil beds create a compelling destination that attracts families, fossil enthusiasts, and diving explorers alike.

Beyond the hunt for shark teeth, guests witness vibrant coral formations, schools of tropical fish, and the calm Atlantic horizon—the kind of hands-on nature experience that awakens curiosity and respect for Florida’s coastal ecosystems. This is a hands-on lesson in both natural history and aquatic adventure, wrapped in the welcoming, knowledgeable approach that defines Keys Huka Dive.