Dive Forecasts
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Free 7-day forecasts for popular dive sites. Wave height, swell period, and water temperature from the open-meteo Marine model. Plan your dive window around the sea state.
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Molokini Crater
A crescent volcanic caldera off Maui with exceptional visibility and a sheer back wall. Best in the calm of morning before the trade winds build.
View forecastFlorida KeysMolasses Reef
Key Largo’s signature reef in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary, with shallow coral spurs teeming with fish. Sensitive to wind chop and current.
View forecastFlorida KeysLooe Key
A spur-and-groove reef off Big Pine Key with vibrant coral and easy depths. Flat, calm days deliver the clearest water.
View forecastSouthern CaliforniaLa Jolla Cove
A protected ecological reserve with kelp forest, leopard sharks, and easy shore entry. Swell wrapping into the cove is the main thing to time.
View forecastSouthern CaliforniaCatalina Island
Casino Point’s dive park offers calm, clear water and thick kelp just off the pier. The island’s lee stays sheltered in most conditions.
View forecastCentral CaliforniaMonterey Breakwater
The classic cold-water California training dive, protected by the breakwater, with playful sea lions and a kelp forest. Watch the surge on a west swell.
View forecastGulf of MexicoFlower Garden Banks
A remote offshore sanctuary 100+ miles out in the Gulf, the northernmost coral reefs in the continental US. A liveaboard run; sea state makes or breaks the trip.
View forecastMexican CaribbeanPalancar Reef, Cozumel
World-famous Caribbean drift diving along Cozumel’s coral wall, warm and clear and current-driven. Surface conditions on the lee side stay mild most of the year.
View forecastDutch CaribbeanBari Reef, Bonaire
Shore-diving capital of the Caribbean, with protected leeward reefs with calm water and some of the highest fish diversity in the region.
View forecastSouthern CaliforniaChannel Islands
Cold, nutrient-rich water and dense kelp forests off the California coast. Crossings are exposed, so pick a settled forecast for the open channel.
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