Located in picturesque Trigg County, DiveCerulean features 16 acres of crystal-clear spring water and a great staff, which makes Kentucky diving and training an enjoyable experience. Owned and operated by David and Cindy Westerfield, Dive Cerulean has become a busy southeast training site. Though they don't run training programs at DiveCerulean, many dive shop operators and instructors bring their students to Dive Cerulean to complete open-water checkout dives for a wide variety of certification courses. On any given weekend, the Westerfields host divers and diveshops from Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, Tennesseeand Missouri. From lots of fish to unusual rock formations to old boats, cars and mining eqipment, Dive Cerulean is Kentucky diving at its best.
Divers enter the water by a walk-in entry or a giant stride entry from a dock.
Other tems of interest in the quarry include a cabin cruiser wreck, building walls, an old pickup truck, a Cadillac, an iron boiler, rock crushers, conveyors and other equipment. Marine life includes lots of bass, bluegill, catfish, crayfish and a wide variety of prolific underwater plant life. Easy walk-out exits bring divers back to reality. Dive Cerulean is typically open from May 1st to Oct. 31st on Saturdaysand Sundays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. It is also open on Memorial Day and July 4th.