Pensacola Dive Locations M/V Antares 387ft Steel Freighter sank in 1995 Amazing wreck! Depths range from 80ft - 130ft Dredge Avocet 247ft clam-shell dredge sank in 1991 Beautiful wreck! Depths range from 70ft - 115ft Born Again Tug Small tug sank in 1991 Depths range from 80ft - 95ft The Brass Wreck 250 foot wooden schooner from the 19th Century Depths range from 90ft - 95ft Chevron Jacket Retired oil platform (jacket) reefed in 1993 Covered in life from top-to-bottom Depths range from 90ft - 138ft Liberty Ship - Joseph E. Brown WWII Cargo Vessel intentionally sunk in 1977 Mostly subsided but still plenty to see, especially for spearfishers and lobster hunters Depths range from 90ft - 95ft Liberty Ship - Joseph L. Meek WWII Cargo Vessel intentionally sunk in 1976 Some relief left on this wreck despite it's age Depths range from 75ft - 95ft Navy Dive Tenders (YDT-14 and YDT-15) 132ft Navy Dive Tenders sunk in 2000 Great dives for photographers and spear fishers! Depths range from 75ft - 98ft Pete Tide II 180ft long Oil Rig Supply Vessel Great spot for large Amberjacks Depths range from 75ft - 102ft Russian Freighter (aka SS San Pablo) Not a Russian Freighter Mostly subsided wreck, but boilers and deck wenches are still identifiable Depths range from 75ft - 80ft Soule Barge Steel towers welded to barge Mostly subsided wreck, but boilers and deck wenches are still identifiable Depths range from 70ft - 83ft Tenneco Jacket Retired oil platform (jacket) Covered in life from top-to-bottom, a beautiful dive! Depths range from 100ft - 175ft Three Coal Barges Three 300-foot long coal barges sunk in 1974 Covered in life from top-to-bottom, a beautiful dive! Depths range from 15ft to 50ft Great spot for shell and sand dollar collecting USS Massachusetts (BB-2) Indiana Class Battleship sunk in 1921 Significant relief left on this wreck despite it's age Depths of 24 feet or less More Information on the USS Massachusetts Pensacola has literally hundreds of dive spots available for divers of all levels of training and experience. Ask the Captain about his favorite dive locations or review Escambia County's extensive (but not all-inclusive) list of wrecks and reefs here: Escambia County Marine Resources Division PUBLIC Artificial Reef List Updated 5/24/2011 Call (850) 291-3501 To Reserve Your Spot Today!