For Everyone

All dive sites have their own unique risks and hazards. Fortunately, being hit by a falling bovine is no longer one of them.

If there is one thing you should take home with you after visiting Blue Grotto, it’s memories. Here is how to get the best ones possible.

Want to make the most of your visit to Blue Grotto? Here are five steps that can save you up to an hour or more.

A simple underwater camera system can set you back several hundred dollars. Here are some expensive mistakes you will want to avoid.

Diving makes you hungry. You can satisfy that hunger at one of our local eateries. Here are seven of our picks.

Compared with when Tom McQuarrie first purchased what would become Blue Grotto, today’s Williston is a burgeoning metropolis.

Kaizen means “the process of continuous improvement.” Our new floating docks shows how we adhere to this principle.

Divers visiting Blue Grotto have a unique opportunity. They can enjoy a world-famous hundred-dollar hamburger for less than ten bucks.

The stellar visibility for which Blue Grotto is famous isn’t entirely natural. Sometimes Mother Nature needs a hand. Here is how we do it.

Why does our groundwater move? Why doesn’t it just stay in one spot? It’s because there is a very powerful force at work.