the Neptune Memorial Reef was created by cremation-services provider the Neptune Society. Anyone wishing to bury their loved one at the city can hand over the cremated remains—in person or by ...

No, but they do offer an alternative. The Neptune Society Memorial Reef is an artificial reef off of the coast of Key Biscayne, Florida, and ashes can be scattered there. When a loved one has died ...

The Neptune Memorial Reef, which opened last fall ... the president of the Neptune Society, which is marketing the reef. The company specializes in cremation services across 11 states.

Folks can have their ashes combined with forms for a reef that is growing over the faux ruins of what looks like a lost city. Top image from Neptune Society. Technically, the memorial reef ...

The Neptune Society, the nation's largest crematory ... offers is memorialization for the remains at the Neptune Memorial Reef a few miles off the Miami coast. When completed, it will be the ...

For anyone who is passionate about the sea, the Neptune Society may be the solution – specifically, the Neptune Memorial Reef. The largest man-made reef ever conceived, the Neptune Memorial ...

Not only is the Neptune Memorial Reef the world’s first underwater cemetery — it’s also set to be the largest man-made reef on the planet. The cemetery is located 40 feet underwater in ...

You can take a virtual dive through the Neptune Memorial Reef via the video below. The Neptune Cremation Society first established the site about 3.25 miles off Miami Beach in 2007. Expanding the ...

Not only is the Neptune Memorial Reef the world’s first underwater cemetery — it’s also set to be the largest man-made reef on the planet. The cemetery is located 40 feet underwater in ...

Jennifer Carraderro places a memorial wreath for her husband, Steve, at Neptune Society Memorial Reef. Shortly before Veterans Day, Veterans Ocean Adventures a Miami-based nonprofit that teaches ...