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How to go Shark Diving in South Florida | 1 minute scuba diving breakdown video | Down to 60

This video shows a pretty popular shark dive in Southeast Florida, with most boats going out of Jupitor or Palm Beach inlet areas. This dive brings sharks close to divers so they can enjoy and learn a healthy respect and appreciation for these incredible and vital marine animals. This is not a feeding dive, they use only the scent of prey, and there is no guarantee the sharks will come. It is also a no touch dive, but sometimes they may bump or brush up against you. Boats specialized in shark diving often run a little longer (many offer 3 tank dives) than a typical dive trip, since it’s a tad further out. The most popular sharks you’ll see are Lemon sharks, with supporting stars like duskies, silkies, reef, nurse, bull, and if you’re lucky a Tiger or even a Hammerhead! As a bonus, you’ll often see other large posse like Goliath grouper, giant morays, sea turtles, rays and other tropical inhabitants! These dives usually take place in deeper water, usually at least 75 feet plus, or even blue water with just neutral hovering. This will be a drift dive. So it’s important that diver’s are not only Advanced Certified but need to be legit comfortable before going. Nitrox is usually needed, but call your boat for the full scoop. Some charters also offer snorkeling tours with the sharks. However, they will usually not mix -meaning the trip will either be dedicated to snorkeling or scuba diving. The shark expert will brief you on the finer details when you arrive, but a few common rules are: Be Advanced and Nitrox certified. Be comfortable. You’ll need full body coverage, like a hood and gloves and full length suits. Preferably wear darker colors, even fins and gloves. Lycra or neoprene is fine, we’re going for a Shark Ninja vibe here. You’ll want a wetsuit in the winter, usually a 5mm even on the colder months, and lycra skin is fine in the summer, it's usually super warm. Don't forget that safety sausage, and above all (besides not poking the sharks) make sure that camera is charged up and ready! Finally, it is super important to be on time for this dive, since it's often a longer day. Special thanks to Black Flag Charters for accommodating the Sweetwater Scuba team. Visit them here: https://www.piratelifefl.com Also a big thanks to Jonas Key for pulling acrobatics while shooting (and then catching) the drone. Produced by https://sweetwaterscuba.com Narrated by Jonny Green (Jonny also volunteered in parts of the video as shark bait - hat included). Visit his page here:    / @jonin60seconds   Additional shoutouts go to Captain Tony, Zach Creson, Katie Reich, Eric Yarborough, Carson Piansky, and Jonas Key Video and script by Kenny Dyal