Snorkel Reefs of Destin - Fort Walton Beach, Florida

Snorkel Reefs are being created in shallow waters off the beaches of Okaloosa county. The region's clear emerald-green waters allow beach goers the convenient opportunity to swim with marine life. Snorkelers may encounter a number of fish species including colorful tropical varieties as well as sport fish, sea turtles, and dolphin.
The snorkel reefs already constructed are located at Beach Access #4, Beasley Park, Henderson Park East, and at The Crab Trap. These reefs are also view-able from above from an airplane, helicopter, or para-sail perspective.
A big thanks to all involved in production of this video...
Alex Fogg - Visit Destin - Fort Walton Beach
Josh Livingston - Dread Knot Charters
Joe Livingston - DreadKnot Charters
Joe Kistel - Kistel Media - Cinematographer
Ed Kalakauskis - Safety Diver
Walter Marine
Taylor Engineering
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[@UWPICVID]

Amazing how precise they are able to place these reef module units. It is so cool to see the overall reef shape created from above.

[@GainzRUsFitnessFlo]

This is sooooooooo cool!!!

[@KistelMedia]

These reefs are awesome! The fact you can swim to these reefs from the beaches and see so much marine life is wild.

[@bredceo6235]

Sorry, I'm late for the conversation. Are they planning to add corals to these areas or is this gulf too warm to support them?

[@raynist]

i am thinking the water is too cold in the winter possibly?

[@andregopaul7428]

Breathing grounds for sharks..

[@uwdfwb]

The Destin region is home to a great diversity of spectacular marine life.

[@phaedrabandatlanta]

Might need a bigger boat