Western Dry Rocks

Western Dry Rocks is a popular dive site located about six miles south of Key West, within the Sanctuary Preservation Area (SPA). This site is known for its diverse underwater landscape, offering a mix of shallow and deep areas, with depths ranging from zero to 120 feet. The site features a variety of coral formations, including spur and groove formations, as well as numerous cracks, crevices, caves, ledges, and cliffs. Divers at Western Dry Rocks can expect to encounter a rich array of marine life, including tropical fish, game fish, and colorful coral. The site is less crowded compared to some other popular Key West dive sites, providing a more relaxed and enjoyable diving experience. Visibility at Western Dry Rocks can vary, but it is generally good, allowing divers to fully appreciate the vibrant underwater scenery. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced diver, Western Dry Rocks offers a rewarding and visually stunning underwater adventure. The site's varied depths and diverse marine life make it an excellent choice for both diving and snorkeling enthusiasts.