Red Zone
Shallow artificial reef with concrete debris and abundant Gulf fish.
Boat Access
11m Avg Depth
13m Max Depth
About this dive site
This dive site, known as The Redzone, is located on Collier County's Fourth Artificial Reef – often referred to as ‘The Swamp’ by its founder and UF Grad, Jeff Dawson. This reef was established in 2003. A key feature of The Redzone are several substantial piles of miscellaneous concrete debris. It is the northernmost structure on The Swamp. Visibility may vary.
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Plan Your Visit
artificial reefboat divegoliath grouperbeginner friendlyfish soup
Marine Life
AngelfishSnapperButterflyfishGrouperPork fishSheepsheadGoliath GrouperAmberjack
Things to Note
Difficulty:
Beginner
Shallow maximum depth (13m) and lack of significant hazards make it accessible for new divers.
Hazards:
boat trafficvariable visibility
Current Strength:
Variable
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