Do I need to have scuba certification?

Yes, a basic open water scuba certification is required to participate in the dive.

What happens if I’m a beginner diver?

Guides can accommodate divers with moderate experience, but beginners should have completed open water training and be comfortable in open water.

Can I keep the spiny lobster I catch?

Yes, provided the lobster is within legal size limits and the dive occurs during the open lobster season.

Is hunting lionfish safe?

Yes, with proper guidance and handling techniques, hunting lionfish is safe and helps control this invasive species.

What should I bring besides gear?

Bring sunscreen, a towel, water, and identification for certification verification.

What is the water temperature like?

Water temperatures typically range from 75–85°F (24–29°C), making wetsuits optional but recommended for comfort.

Dive into Adventure: Loran Tower Hunting 2 Tank Dive Off Jupiter Inlet | Guided Tour | Fishing

Located just off the coast of Jupiter, Florida, the Loran Tower Hunting 2 Tank Dive offers an electrifying underwater experience for both novice and seasoned divers. This expedition ventures around the iconic Loran Tower, a decommissioned radar site now transformed into a vibrant artificial reef that supports an impressive diversity of marine life. The waters here, part of the Atlantic Ocean’s intricate network of reefs, teem with colorful coral formations, spiny lobsters, and the invasive lionfish species that divers actively seek to remove.

This unique adventure combines exhilarating hunting with immersive exploration beneath the waves. Over the course of 4.5 hours, divers embark on two tank dives guided by local experts who know the reefs intimately, maximizing both safety and the opportunity to see and catch the elusive Florida spiny lobster before the season closes. Hunting lionfish not only challenges your skill but also supports conservation efforts by controlling this invasive species known for disrupting local ecosystems.

Jupiter itself is an ideal base for this excursion, known for its coastal charm and easy access to some of Florida’s best dive spots. The Loran Tower reef introduced decades ago provides a rare blend of historical and natural intrigue, where rusty man-made structures now play host to teeming schools of snapper, grouper, and the occasional passing sea turtle.

This dive is special in how it fosters a hands-on conservation experience, inviting guests to actively contribute to marine health while indulging in spectacular underwater scenery. The water clarity often exceeds 60 feet, enhancing opportunities for underwater photography and wildlife spotting. Skillful guides ensure the best dive sites are reached safely and that every participant, regardless of experience, gets the most from their dives.

Aside from its biological richness, the dive offers a glimpse into Florida’s expanding efforts to balance tourism and ecological stewardship. With the invasive lionfish population spreading rapidly in warm Atlantic waters, adventures like this embody recreational diving with a purpose.

Whether you’re an adventure seeker eager to add unique catches to your trophy list, a conservation-minded traveler, or a first-timer fascinated by underwater worlds, this two-tank dive near Jupiter ticks all the boxes for a memorable, impactful ocean outing.

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