Scuba Diving in World's Most Beautiful Cave - Devils Den Prehistoric Spring

Devils Den Prehistoric Spring in Williston Florida is one of the most beautiful caves in the world. Come along on this Scuba Dive in the Cavern zone of Devils Den Spring. Open water scuba divers are allowed to scuba dive in the Devils Den, on this dive we stay in the cavern zone so we are not technically "cave diving". Cave Scuba diving requires specialized training and gear which I do not have, never go cave diving without the proper training and gear. Devils Den Prehistoric spring in Williston Florida is an incredible place to dive and I would encourage you to try it one day.

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0:00 What is Devils Den
0:22 Descent into Devils Den
0:47 Inside the Devils Den Cave
1:03 Hazards of Devils Den
1:40 Beautiful features of Devils Den
2:29 HOG scuba gear
2:38 Narrarated Devils Den Scuba Diving
8:24 Come visit Devils Den

[MaxPowerzs]

I just dove Devil's Den and Blue Grotto for the first time last week and now this shows up in my suggested videos. Thanks, YouTube algorithm. Awesome video!

[letsart]

Wow it's so awesome that you're researching everything and sharing information and educating people! I think it would be awesome to watch your journey to get cave certified (if you feel comfortable with that and want to do that, if not that's fine) because that would be awesome! After watching a lot of dive talk and Mrballen, I've gotten really interested in diving and hope to be able to start to learn how. I think even if you never end up going in any caves, cave training will definitely make you a better and more knowledgeable diver and open up a lot more possibilities for you! But no pressure! These videos are awesome as is and I would love to see this stuff in person one day!

[pecry]

Hey! This was my graduation dive it’s so cool to see you dive here it’s way more beautiful in person I love a few hours away from it

[CampTravelExplore]

Great look at The Den! One of my favorite stops we've made at any spring, so unique! Nice video Joe!!

[DirtFishMish]

Thanks for taking us through Devil's Den, this is on my bucket list of international dive sites! Really informative video, loved it Joe :)

[syd]

thank you for not putting yourself and rescue divers at risk. i love watching mr ballen and i’m pretty sure he had a video about someone passing in devils den. thank you for showing me around! i live in fl but im not a diver lol

[laurietrotter]

Thank you for sharing! I am snorkeling there next Saturday! (amateur and Bucket List). I've noticed that photos online have been very limited, but a friend told me he had seen some YouTube videos. Thanks for showing me what I will be missing, but I am very excited for my trip!

[lindzriddb]

I want that view upward out of the cave with the moss as wallpaper for my computer! LOVED having the text & definition on the screen too. Also, I really like seeing how buddy buddy you and your friends are, always looking out for each other. It's smart to be safe! Can't wait to see more awesome spots!

[crimsonvixen]

one of my favorite places to visit in my home state

[AriefLatif]

Fantastic coverage. Thanks so much Joe. Another one for the bucket list.

[anthro]

I took SCUBA training in NC, we did the check out dive in FL where 1 of our stops was Devil's Den. Worth the drive. A cold front came thru, they built fires for us to warm up.

[texasbasementbuilds]

Love the fact you ALWAYS stress safety in ALL of your videos. so helpful. Thank you so much. God Bless!

[abigfishinabarrenswamp]

Loved this!! Can’t wait to see this in real life someday

[defpally]

The purpose of the fence is to keep divers from attempting to enter the confined cave areas and potentially getting stuck. I was part of the team of 3 that installed those fences several years ago (I think it was in Feb. 2018). It used to have a lattice of pvc pipes (that I removed when we were installing them), but we installed the metal fencing to be more secure. There are fossils in there, but nothing more interesting that you can find more than the things you see in the main areas so not worth the effort or danger.

They still have an issue with divers attempting to bypass the fences and get behind them and they have to be repaired from time to time. This is especially an issue with non-cave certified divers (who tend to under-estimate the danger), but in general no cave diving is allowed in there beyond some of the easy swim-throughs and if you attempt to bypass or damage the fencing they will ask you to leave.

[damianrobinson]

That was my first dive before i went to Thailand and got my open WATER cert

[ForgotnBurrito]

I really enjoy your videos especially the ones like this about freshwater springs. Great narration as well! I always learn something new

[optimuslarry]

Your my favorite YouTube Chanel and it’s so beautiful

[ninjagamer]

Hello @Joe Oceanside so that your viewfinder doesn't get steamed before you enter the water, spit saliva on it both inside and outside and rinse the viewfinder

[DE-gbwq]

Thanks for the awesome video! I get anxiety watching the pass through part haha. Looks like a real fun place to dive.

[lumibrite]

I remember you having 4k subs, love ur videos hope you keep on growing. Btw remember I asked u about ur watch? Yup thats me