This 210-foot former interisland freighter sits on a 100-foot bottom and shares its home with huge goliath groupers.

Ginnie Springs Resort, located in central Florida, is a set of several different springs that allows for excellent scuba diving and snorkeling. The water is a steady 72 degrees year round and has excellent visibility.

Also located off Key Largo, the Benwood sits upright in 50 feet of water. Formerly a freighter, she was sunk in 1942 and in the 1950s had been used as target practice by the U.S. Navy. The hull, covered with sponges and corals, is still intact and offers refuge to moray eels, grouper, snook, lobster and more.

The USCG Duane sits in about 120 feet of water just outside the reef line in an area with a pretty strong current. It offers penetration for certified wreck divers and visibility is generally in the 100-foot range. The Duane supports many varieties of fish including jewfish, cobia, amberjacks and barracuda. You might also spy a nurse shark or ...