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Dive Blue Heron Bridge Like a Local
Paradise Found….The Blue Heron Bridge Hotel & Dive Club is an incredible spot for anyone passionate about scuba diving in Florida! Our property is uniquely positioned as the only resort on Singer Island where guests can dive or snorkel directly from the private beach into the renowned Blue Heron Bridge dive site, one of the world's top shore dives according to sources like PADI and Sport Diver magazine.
Be sure to check out our Blue Heron Bridge Diving Guide: Everything You Need to Know Before You Go
Shout out to Kelley for the amazing video of the spotted ray!
Need to rent gear?
Traveling light? We've got you covered! We can arrange scuba gear rentals for certified divers joining our guided dives, fun dives, and select training experiences. Availability depends on sizing, reservations, and advance notice. Proof of certification, signed waivers, and guide approval may be required. Let us know what you need when booking, and we'll have your gear ready for an unforgettable dive at the Blue Heron Bridge.
Basic Rental Package
$70 per diver includes:
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BCD
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Regulator
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Dive computer
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2 air tanks
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Weights
Customize your scuba gear rental. This package provides the remaining scuba equipment you'll need for your dive.
Full Rental Package
$99 per diver includes:
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BCD
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Regulator
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Wetsuit
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Dive computer
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2 air tanks & weights
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Mask, Snorkel & Fins
Everything you need, all in one package, so you can travel light and dive right!
Individual Gear Rental
Pack light. Dive happy. Rent individual pieces of scuba equipment and customize your dive kit without paying for gear you already own.
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Regulator: $25
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BCD: $25
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Dive Computer: $20
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Air Tank: $20 each
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Weights: $14
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Wetsuit: $20
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Mask, Snorkel & Fins: $25

Want to do a guided dive?
Discover why the Blue Heron Bridge is considered one of the best shore dives in the world on this guided scuba adventure! Designed exclusively for certified divers, this fun dive takes you beneath the iconic bridge at Phil Foster Park, where shallow depths, easy shore access, and an incredible variety of marine life create an unforgettable underwater experience.
Our local dive guide will help you make the most of your dive. From planning around the tides to navigating the best entry and exit points, you'll benefit from expert local knowledge, site orientation, safety guidance, and fascinating insights into the area's unique underwater ecosystem.
Depending on the day's conditions, your dive may explore bridge pilings, sandy bottoms, artificial reef structures, and marine life hotspots where you're likely to encounter colorful tropical fish, octopus, seahorses, nudibranchs, rays, and other fascinating sea creatures. It's also one of South Florida's top destinations for underwater photography.
Please note: This is a guided fun dive for certified scuba divers and is not a certification course or beginner "Discover Scuba" experience. Proof of scuba certification may be required before your dive.

Click the button below for live tide information for Palm Beach, Florida, including daily and multi-day tide charts showing predicted high and low tides, tide heights, and exact timing. It also includes visual graphs of tidal movement throughout the day, along with sunrise and sunset times to help plan activities around changing conditions.

Why Tides Matter for Your Dive
Tides are semi-diurnal (2 high tides and 2 low tides daily), meaning you typically get 2 potential dive windows daily.
Best dive conditions occur around slack tide (the period between incoming and outgoing tides), when:
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Current is minimal
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Visibility is at its best
Timing is everything:
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Plan to enter the water 30–45 minutes before high tide
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Exit shortly after slack to avoid increasing current
The incoming tide (flood tide) is generally preferred for diving here:
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Brings in cleaner, clearer ocean water
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Improves visibility significantly compared to the outgoing tide
Outgoing tide (ebb tide):
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Can reduce visibility due to lagoon runoff
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Often has stronger currents—less ideal, especially for beginners
Tide height range typically varies from around -0.5 ft to ~3 ft:
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Larger tidal swings = stronger currents
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Smaller swings = more manageable conditions

Planning your dive at Blue Heron Bridge? Here are a few of the most common questions to help you make the most of your experience.
When is the best time to dive The Blue Heron Bridge?
Timing is everything here. The magic happens at slack high tide, when the water settles down and visibility really opens up. Plan your dive shortly after high tide at the inlet, and you’ll get Blue Heron Bridge at its absolute best.
Is Blue Heron Bridge good for beginners?
It’s one of the best places to start, hands down. Calm, shallow, and full of life, this is the kind of dive site that builds confidence while still being exciting. Whether it’s your first dive or your fiftieth, you’ll feel right at home here.
What can I expect to see underwater?
This is where things get fun. Blue Heron Bridge is famous for its small-but-mighty marine life—think octopus, seahorses, frogfish, rays, eels, and all kinds of colorful tropical fish. It’s like a treasure hunt… you just never know what you’ll spot next.
Do I need a guide?
You don’t have to—but if it’s your first time here, it’s a game-changer. A local guide knows exactly where to look, how to time the dive perfectly, and how to find the hidden creatures most people swim right past.
How close is the dive site to the hotel?
Closer than you think. You’re just a short walk from the water, with easy access to both the beach and the dock. No long drives, no hassle, just gear up and go!
Are boat dives available?
They are—and it’s as easy as it gets. Boats can pick you up right at the property’s dock, giving you access to even more incredible dive sites without ever leaving the area.
Can I learn to dive here?
Absolutely. You can start in our private on-site pool, where everything is relaxed and comfortable, then take those skills straight into open water just steps away. It’s about as seamless as diving gets.
Still have questions? You can check out our full FAQs. We’re always happy to help. Just reach out, and we’ll make sure you’re ready for an unforgettable dive.
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