The Lower Keys: Underwater Webcam

The Lower Keys: Underwater

The lower Florida Keys are a treasure trove of marine biodiversity, making them a hotspot for divers, snorkelers, and marine enthusiasts from around the world. The waters here are warm year-round, averaging about 24–30°C (75–86°F), which supports vibrant coral reefs, seagrass beds, and mangrove ecosystems. This area is famous for its large fish species, including Goliath grouper, barracudas, tarpon, and several shark species, along with countless smaller reef fish, lobsters, and sea turtles. Divers flock here to explore the well-preserved coral reefs, shallow wrecks, and dramatic drop-offs, while snorkelers enjoy the crystal-clear, calm waters teeming with colorful marine life. The lower Keys are particularly popular for encounters with larger species, like the majestic Goliath grouper or nurse sharks, offering a unique experience compared to the upper Keys.

The webcam set under a private dock in the lower Florida Keys offers a mesmerizing underwater livestream at a depth of 2.5 meters (8 feet). Using the Octopus self-cleaning underwater vision system, it provides crystal-clear views of the vibrant marine life below. Watch as massive Goliath grouper glide by, several species of sharks patrol the waters, and a variety of tropical fish swim around the dock pilings. This unique perspective brings the underwater world of the Florida Keys directly to your screen, giving a rare, up-close look at its rich ecosystem. Perfect for marine enthusiasts, divers, or anyone curious about life beneath the waves, the camera captures the beauty and activity of this coastal paradise in real time.