Diving in the Florida Keys is Breathtaking with Florida Keys TV and my724outdoors.com!
The largest shipwreck available for sport diving in the Lower Keys remains a popular stop on the Florida Keys Wreck Trek for divers and a relatively easy introduction to wreck diving for the novice. The 210-foot-long Adolphus Busch, intentionally sunk in 112 feet of water Dec. 5, 1998, lies between world-famous Looe Key and American Shoal, southwest of Big Pine Key. The location means the wreck is easily accessible and close to the spectacular underwater beauty of Looe Key reef. Go diving for some awesome beauty!
As well as being a short-haul island freighter, the vessel that became the Adolphus Busch had a movie career. It co-starred with Robert Mitchum, Jack Lemmon and Rita Hayworth in the 1957 film “Fire Down Below.”
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