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Things to Bring to Devil’s Den Spring
Devil’s Den Spring is a 100% privately owned scuba diving facility.
It’s always been privately owned, and has never been public land. They have a specific set of rules, and they’re strictly enforced.
Do yourself a giant favor, and read all of the rules before you go. It’s best to avoid any surprises that might ruin your trip!
Read the rules before you go! If you have any questions, it’s always a great idea to call and ask, or email! Here are some of the main rules to be aware of:
Are there alligators in Devil’s Den?
There are not any sharks or alligators in Devil’s Den. The only wildlife inside Devil’s Den are fish and turtles.
Although the spring is connected to the Florida aquifer and other springs via an underground cave system, there is no way for alligators to enter the spring via the tunnels.
And, the water in Devil’s Den Spring is fresh spring water, so you don’t have to worry about sharks.
These questions seem ridiculous, but they’re included in the FAQ on the spring’s official website, so I guess they get asked!
Cost of SCUBA Diving in Devil’s Den
$45 Full Gear Rental, including: Mask, Snorkel, Fins, Booties, Regulator, BCD, Tank, Wetsuit, Weights, LED Light. Gear can be rented individually, and they do tank fills. Prices change periodically. Check their website for more prices.
Devil’s Den does not have NITROX tank fill capability, but the dive shop inside Blue Grotto does, and it’s only a few miles away.
FAQ
Are there alligators in Devil’s Den?
Why is it called Devil’s Den Florida?
What is special about Devil’s Den?