Snorkeling and Scuba Diving in Texas

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Texas Scuba & Dive Clubs

Texas Scuba & Dive Clubs	Description
Austin Scuba Club	The Austin Scuba Club is a nonprofit club organized to promote and encourage individual and group interest in scuba diving.
Bay Area Divers	Home of the 'Get Wet' club!
Bottom Time Dive Club	Provides diving and diving related social and educational opportunities.
City of Houston Underwater Mariners (CHUM)	Social dive club.
daveread.com	Diving the Flower Gardens Banks National Marine Sanctuary
DiveTexas	Texas's Premier SCUBA Web Site.
FINZ Dive Group	Scuba club in the Dallas Area.
Houston Scuba Academy	Sole objective of helping people relax and have fun scuba diving.
Houston Underwater Club	A non-profit corporation dedicated to furthering sport diving.
Scubadillo Dive Club	One of the oldest and the largest dive clubs in North Texas.
The Diving Rebels	Oldest dive club in Texas (established 1958).
University Dive Club	University of Texas Club

Scuba & Snorkeling Resources

Texas Scuba & Diving Resources	Description
Texas Outside's Scuba & Diving Page	Lots of good information on diving and snorkeling in Texas
Texas Diver	Dedicated to Texas Scuba Divers in the Lone Star State.
Texas Shipwrecks Page	Database of shipwrecks off the coast of Texas in the Gulf of Mexico.
Sea Sports Scuba Continue the Adventure	Learn additional skills specific to your interests and then dive where only those with advanced skills can dive

 

Diving Locations

Texas Scuba & Diving Locations	Description
Blue Lagoon, Huntsville, TX	The site is composed of two lagoons. Three large dive platforms exist in one lagoon and two are in the other. There are a few small boats in the 35' deep lagoons.
San Solomon Springs, Balmorhea, TX	The world’s largest spring-fed swimming pool covers almost 2 acres of this 46 acre state park in the West Texas desert
Possom Kingdom	One of the oldest inland scuba diving destinations offers exceptional diving the closer you get to the dam with visibility ranging up to 100 feet & is a popular treasure-hunting site.
Windy Point Park, Lake Travis	Divers will find boat wrecks and metal sculptures of a scuba diver, a sea turtle, a shark, a manatee and other interesting underwater objects.
Amistad National Recreation Area	Considered the most popular dive site is Diablo East Dive Cove, with a dive platform at 40 feet (12 m), two boat wrecks, and a maximum depth of 100 feet at the outer point of the cove

 

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