Catfish Hotel Diving at Evelyn Ayala blog

Catfish Hotel Diving. Dive below the duckweed and you will find a world that takes your breath away! Although from any angle you look at this sinkhole the duckweed doesn’t seem inviting at all, don’t let that keep you away from this. The north side is a slightly overhanging wall that drops to depths of around 50 feet at a large cavern entrance. Catfish hotel is a spring in florida that is known for its duckweed filled surface. Fortunately the springs did not disappoint, this is a pretty cool dive. Right across from the main spring at manatee springs state park, you’ll find the catfish hotel sink, easily spotted by the thick layer of green duckweed that often covers it. It is an offset sinkhole approximately 125 feet across at its widest point. The park allows swimming, snorkeling, and openwater diving in the main spring run and in catfish hotel sink. Open water diving is permitted in the manatee springs mainspring and the catfish hotel. Catfish hotel is located in manatee springs state park, in chiefland florida. We headed to manatee springs for the weekend with the main purpose being to dive the catfish hotel. Catfish hotel at manatee springs state park on first glance looks like the worst dive location imaginable. This is 3 tiered dive site offering open water, cavern and full cave dives.

Catfish hotel is a spring in florida that is known for its duckweed filled surface. Although from any angle you look at this sinkhole the duckweed doesn’t seem inviting at all, don’t let that keep you away from this. This is 3 tiered dive site offering open water, cavern and full cave dives. Catfish hotel is located in manatee springs state park, in chiefland florida. It is an offset sinkhole approximately 125 feet across at its widest point. The north side is a slightly overhanging wall that drops to depths of around 50 feet at a large cavern entrance. Right across from the main spring at manatee springs state park, you’ll find the catfish hotel sink, easily spotted by the thick layer of green duckweed that often covers it. Catfish hotel at manatee springs state park on first glance looks like the worst dive location imaginable. Fortunately the springs did not disappoint, this is a pretty cool dive. The park allows swimming, snorkeling, and openwater diving in the main spring run and in catfish hotel sink.

Catfish Hotel Manatee Springs State Park Chiefland FL

Catfish Hotel Diving Although from any angle you look at this sinkhole the duckweed doesn’t seem inviting at all, don’t let that keep you away from this. Catfish hotel is a spring in florida that is known for its duckweed filled surface. Fortunately the springs did not disappoint, this is a pretty cool dive. Catfish hotel at manatee springs state park on first glance looks like the worst dive location imaginable. Catfish hotel is located in manatee springs state park, in chiefland florida. The north side is a slightly overhanging wall that drops to depths of around 50 feet at a large cavern entrance. Dive below the duckweed and you will find a world that takes your breath away! We headed to manatee springs for the weekend with the main purpose being to dive the catfish hotel. The park allows swimming, snorkeling, and openwater diving in the main spring run and in catfish hotel sink. Although from any angle you look at this sinkhole the duckweed doesn’t seem inviting at all, don’t let that keep you away from this. It is an offset sinkhole approximately 125 feet across at its widest point. This is 3 tiered dive site offering open water, cavern and full cave dives. Right across from the main spring at manatee springs state park, you’ll find the catfish hotel sink, easily spotted by the thick layer of green duckweed that often covers it. Open water diving is permitted in the manatee springs mainspring and the catfish hotel.