Vista Reef Park. Fort Lauderdale’s Hidden Gem

There are several activities to choose from, whether you are in Fort Lauderdale for a day, a week, or a year. We suggest scuba diving or snorkeling at Vista Park Reef for a new perspective on this beautiful location. Vista Park Reef is a local hotspot for snorkeling and scuba diving. It’s a beautiful place to view colorful coral, schools of fish, and other marine life. Take a GoPro with you on your next adventure, and keep it for life!

Explore This Hidden Secret

Vista Park Reef is a well-kept secret, with most visitors being locals. To get to the Vista Park Reef in Fort Lauderdale, you must swim 1,000 feet from the beach. Divers enjoy exploring the coral reef here because the water is 8 to 20 feet deep. Slack high tide provides the best water visibility, and the reef is home to coral patches, sea fans, and fish looking for shelter.

Excellent Snorkeling at Vista Park Reef

At Vista Park Reef, you’ll encounter plenty of fun when you scuba dive or snorkel. It extends over 100 yards and is large enough for visitors to spend hours exploring. Several marine species seek refuge in craggy rocks, crevices, and abundant sea fans on the reef. Angelfish, parrotfish, snapper, lobster, nurse sharks, and stingrays may be seen among the reef’s inhabitants. This reef is close to the shoreline and thus is popular for self-guided tours. You don’t have to grab a boat to go out into the depths here. Bring a dive flag if you decide to check out this lovely area.

Wind Down After an Afternoon of Snorkeling

The best way to end an afternoon of snorkeling is by returning to your relaxing oasis at one of our EasyBreezy BnB properties. Check out Avion D’Ami. This tropical paradise of a backyard creates a serene and relaxing environment perfect for an evening after your swim. As always, all our properties are equipped with the best amenities, such as fully stocked kitchens and smart TVs in every room. Check us out and book your Fort Lauderdale luxury vacation rental today!