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Blue Heron Bridge has topped the list of the best shore diving in the Americas, if not the world.

The Anglin’s Pier Reef is a popular shore dive site located just south of the famous Anglin’s Fishing Pier.

Mercedes I has a famous backstory. The freighter ran aground along Palm Beach’s coastline, and it garnered plenty of media attention until it was finally hauled away and sunk as an artificial reef in nearby Broward County in 1985.

USCG Bibb was decommissioned after a career that included operations in the Atlantic and the Pacific. She was sunk as an artificial reef and now rests on her side, with her hatches and armaments removed to provide access points for wreck-certified divers.

USS Spiegel Grove is one of the most well-known dives in the Keys. A massive ship whose sinking did not go entirely to plan, she now rests upright on the seabed.

The Robert Edmister, Wendy Rossheim and Paul Sherman form a three-wreck trek many call the Robert Edmister Trek.

Budweiser Bar was sunk as an artificial reef in July 1987.

Becks currently sits in two large pieces: The bow to the south and the stern to the north. 

The Eidsvag Triangle gets its name from the main wreck at this site, the 150ft Eidsvag.

Spearman's Barge is also sometimes referred to as Colson's Barge.

The Jupiter Wreck Trek includes three wrecks, the stern section of the Zion Train, the Miss Jenny and the Esso Bonaire III.

MG-111 is a Mississippi river barge deliberately sunk as an artificial reef in 1995.

Tenneco Towers is the name given to five sections of oil rig that are sunk as artificial reefs.

Guy Harvey was a Dutch-built coastal freighter sunk in deep water as an artificial reef in 1997.

Sea Emperor, also known as the Aqua Zoo for the variety of marine life colonizing the wreck.

The trek includes the Sea Emperor and the often overlooked Noulla Express.