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Boneyard Fossil Dive: A Divemaster‑Led One‑Tank Hunt Off Venice, FL
A 3‑hour outing that includes a one‑tank fossil dive (1 hr 15 min or to 500 PSI) in the Boneyard at Venice, FL with tanks, weights and fossil bags provided.
Boneyard Fossil Dive: A Divemaster‑Led One‑Tank Hunt Off Venice, FL.
Explore the Boneyard in Venice, Florida on a focused, one‑tank fossil dive guided from start to finish. Over a three‑hour outing, a Divemaster is in the water with the group, teaching fossil‑hunting techniques, pointing out finds and helping you search for specimens to share with fellow divers.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
One‑Tank Fossil Hunt in the Boneyard
Spend the underwater portion searching the Boneyard for ancient fossils on a guided fossil dive in Venice, FL — a focused, hands‑on hunt led in the water by a Divemaster.
Divemaster‑Led Instruction
A Divemaster remains in the water for safety and instruction, showing you how to hunt effectively and helping locate fossils to share with the group.
Included Tanks, Weights and Fossil Bags
The outing is equipped with tanks, weights and fossil bags so participants arrive ready to dive and collect finds during the session.
What the day feels like
What the Trip Feels Like
The day unfolds as a concise, purpose‑driven dive: a roughly three‑hour window that encompasses gearing up with provided tanks, weights and fossil bags, a single underwater period capped at 1 hour 15 minutes (or when a 500 PSI reserve is reached), and an informal sharing of finds and techniques led by the Divemaster.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who gets the most from this small‑group fossil dive.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Tanks, weights and fossil bags are provided as part of the outing.
The trip runs as a three‑hour outing and is equipped with tanks, weights and fossil bags to support the one‑tank fossil dive.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the entire experience?
The outing is three hours long.
How long is the underwater portion of the dive?
The dive itself will be 1 hour and 15 minutes or until reaching 500 PSI.
What equipment is provided?
The trip is equipped with tanks, weights and fossil bags.
How many people are in a group?
The outing accepts up to four people per booking.
Who leads the dive?
A Divemaster leads and remains in the water for safety, instruction and to help locate fossils.
What will we be searching for underwater?
Participants hunt for ancient fossils while diving at one of the Boneyard spots in Venice, FL.