Just offshore, the reefs and wrecks are full of life, with regular sightings of sharks, sea turtles, rays, Goliath groupers, and schools of tropical fish.
For many divers, the sharks are a major part of the draw. Caribbean reef sharks, nurse sharks, bull sharks, blacktips, hammerheads, and other seasonal visitors all help make Jupiter diving memorable. Some are here year-round, while others pass through when conditions are right, which gives every group trip its own sense of anticipation.
Whether your group is looking for shark encounters, reef dives, wreck dives, or simply a Florida dive destination with a little more personality, Jupiter Dive Center can help plan the experience.
Group Perks
- Complimentary dives for group leaders
- Commissionable bookings
- Full-boat discount options
- Flexible schedules to fit your crew
How Group Booking Works
- Pick your dates and group size.
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We hold space and confirm details.
- You get the current pricing letter and simple steps to lock it in.
- Need the latest pricing?
Email lisa@jupiterdivecenter.com and we’ll send it straight over.
- Pick your dates and group size.
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We hold space and confirm details.
- You get the current pricing letter and simple steps to lock it in.
- Need the latest pricing?
Email lisa@jupiterdivecenter.com and we’ll send it straight over.
Bring your group to one of Florida’s favorite shark diving destinations.
See Jupiter the Local Way, Above the Water Too
After your dives, keep exploring with a group tour along Jupiter’s Intracoastal Waterway. Cruise through calm, protected waters while enjoying natural scenery, local wildlife, and the waterfront homes that line the shore.
Your group can relax with a scenic ride or arrive by boat at a favorite waterside restaurant for lunch, dinner, or drinks. Jupiter Dive Center can help add an Intracoastal outing to your group plans, because apparently one great view of Jupiter is not enough for anyone anymore.
JUPITER FLORIDA: A Year-Round Diving Destination
Wonderful Conditions
Dive into the warm tropical water off Palm Beach County with Jupiter Dive Center. Water temperatures average 72 to 74 degrees in the winter and 84 degrees in the summer.
Dive visibility in Jupiter, FL ranges from 60 to 80 feet depending upon current and wind conditions. Sign Up for our newsletter and stay up to date with the latest conditions.
Charter Options and Great Dive Boats
Jupiter Dive Center offers daily two-tank dive charters and frequent three-tank excursions. Check-in for our morning charter is at 8:00 a.m. Our afternoon charter check-in is at 12:30 p.m. Click on our dive calendar to view the availability of our two-tank and three-tank dive charters.
Our charter boats are Republic IV and Republic VII—two 40-foot vessels that offer a comfortable and speedy trip to our dive sites.
The boat charter includes your dives, the use of weights on the boat, snacks, sodas, and fresh drinking water. A catch cooler, camera bucket, and freshwater rinses are available onboard.
GROUP BOOKING DETAILS
Let us know how many divers in your party and the dates you would like to visit, be it for a single charter or an entire week! Make a vacation of it with accommodation options in the local area.
CHOOSE YOUR ADVENTURE!
Choose your favorite marine visitor from the timeline and let our Captains take care of the rest! Dive sites are selected according to seasonal attractions and dive conditions on the day of the dive.
DIVE, DIVE, DIVE!
Jupiter Dive Center requires the use of Nitrox. Each diver must have a surface marker buoy and a computer. Technical or rebreather diver? Get your oxygen and trimix fills on site!
Dive Safety
Your dive safety is of the utmost importance to us at Jupiter Dive Center. We use a buddy system, conduct safety stops on every dive, and plan adequate surface intervals between dives. We require using Nitrox in order to maximize your time underwater as the majority of our reefs and wrecks are 65 to 90 feet deep. All of Jupiter Dive Center’s dives are drift dives—which if you’re new to drift diving, you’re in for a treat!
We always have an in-water crew member on each dive who is familiar with the sites and conditions of the area. This diver pulls a float ball—a visual reference to the boat crew about where the divers are at any given time. (Staying with this crew member is optional, but for the best critter experience, we highly recommend staying close.)
At the end of the dive, the crew member and any accompanying divers will surface, and the boat will come to them. It’s not uncommon for divers to surface at different times, which is why each diver is required to dive as part of a buddy team and have their own surface marker buoy (SMB) in order to alert the boat of their location.
Accommodation
Discover a variety of comfortable hotels in Jupiter, Florida, offering everything from beachfront resorts to cozy inns, perfect for relaxing after a day of diving and exploring. Within easy access of our dive shop and dive boats.
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