I really liked the layout of the displays of old dive equipment. I also liked that they had stations set up for you to try out some of the items. I also really liked the wall of dive helmet from around the world.

If you are a diver, this is a cool place to spend an hour. Skip the movie at the beginning and just move on to the museum.

Totally fun and interesting museum. Incredible collection of diving helmets and historical diving equipment. Very knowledgeable volunteers. Very friendly. A great stop in the Keys!

There are always cheesy tourist traps that we find in our travels and we thought that this museum would fall into that category as well. But we were pleasantly surprised at how nice and well presented this museum is. There is a large collection of old diving helmets that were fascinating to look at and be able to try one... More

You will find all sorts of neat stuff in here, even if you're not a diver. the history of diving is well represented in quite an amazing collection of diving paraphenalia and equipment. Everything from early diving bells to Jacque Cousteau's SCUBA gear, as well as high pressure dive suits will fascinate you, Neat gift shop and the whole exprience... More

I spent about an hour and a half here one morning when my dive trip had been cancelled. This is a well laid out museum with a large collection of vintage diving equipment. The museum also has a small but very good gift shop.I think this place is well worth a visit and well worth the entry fee of $12... More

A must see for anyone who has ever wondered how the divers of yesteryear did their job. Some real interesting vintage diving equipment.

Initially thought the museum looked like a cheesy tourist trap but after reading reviews decided to go. Very nicely laid out and entertaining for our 5 and 6 year old boys as there are several interactive exhibits. An interesting and educational way spend an hour and take a break from the sun.

I saw their ad in the local coupon book, and thought okay for $10.00 I will check it out. I do not dive and have no desire to learn, but I do like learning about history in any field. The tour is self guided and took me approximately a little over an hour. The exhibit was very nicely put together.... More