For Everyone

Blue Grotto is home to a fish that is larger and prettier than the pervasive bluegills. Yet many visitors aren’t even aware this fish exists.

What is the green stuff that now dots the surface of Blue Grotto? Fortunately, it’s nothing you need to worry about.

After five long weeks, Blue Grotto is open again. We are eager to see the return of all our friends, both new and old.

If you made plans to visit Blue Grotto over the next several days, you may need to change them. So, what happened?

Many factors can impact the visibility in Florida’s springs. For us, the bogeyman comes in the form of an algae bloom.

Blue Grotto no longer allows solo diving even when divers have Solo Diver cards. Why the change? This article will explain.

Lighting kills over 40 Americans each year. It’s why we take lightning safety seriously. You should, too. Here’s why.

At Blue Grotto, we constantly look for ways to improve our visitors’ experience. Here is just one more example.

Don’t be the diver who ruins the visibility for himself and others. Here are five things you can do to avoid this.

Our website can answer most questions about the Grotto. Still, we get questions from people who haven’t seen it. Here are the most frequent.