American Dream Dive Charters — Attraction in Fort Lauderdale

Very organized. Definitely felt safe in the water with these ladies. Enjoyed our first shipwreck dive! Very nice ladies.

Only one suggestion: would be nice if gear rental was a bit cheaper or maybe free fins, bcd, wetsuit. In this part of Florida none of the dive shops include gear. Not a fault of the company, but could definitely yield more business, return customers, and also yield more dives per customer. We would have went the second day as well if some of the gear was included with the pricing, but opted to shore dive the second day to save a little money.

Or someone to take photos while down there to post on the website or social media would also be pretty cool! Just a suggestion, as we are all always looking for ways to improve.

Honestly, that’s all I’ve got! Saw some really cool schools of fish, beautiful barnacles on the boat, group was not too big, felt safe, the gear fit well.

Will be diving with them again!...

World-class, top of the line operation from start to finish. I cannot recommend this dive charter more! It's so nice to emerge from a 1 hour drift dive and have the boat right there waiting for you, with a crew full of smiling faces (shout out to Katy and Adam). The boat is spacious, impeccably maintained and organized, and small details engineered by Captain Todd make it a 5-star experience. I'm referencing the air tank bungees + wood contraptions, specifically. Staff is friendly, relaxed, helpful, hard-working, and knowledgeable. Divemaster/Instructor Ori who was my dive buddy is incredible, both in and out of the water. If you're around the Miami/Fort Lauderdale area, book with this charter! The dive sites in the area are fascinating, the price is extremely reasonable, and the experience is luxurious. I will...

I don’t normally write reviews but this experience stuck with me. The boat was great but there were way too many people. I found the staff pretty abrupt and rude. I was paired up with two other people. No instructions were given on procedure for descent or ascent together. I’ve been diving for 20 years and I’ve always onserved the practice where divers will go in, wait on the service for each other and go down together. My ‘buddies’ went in, straight down and then somehow I was berated by one of the staff for losing them? Once back on board it was pretty obvious they could care less and it felt the same with the crew. Such a shame because great facilities and the two dives themselves were great. But, it just didn’t feel very welcoming or fun. I’d look for somewhere a...