Join us for the Palm Beach Dive Trip and experience thrilling drift diving along vibrant reefs just off North Palm Beach. Discover clear waters, abundant marine life, and expert-guided exploration on the Kyalami Too.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be comfortable swimming and able to handle moderate physical activity underwater for a couple of hours.
Wildlife
History
North Palm Beach’s waters have long been a hotspot for recreational diving since the 1980s when several artificial reefs were deliberately placed to enhance marine habitat.
Conservation
Local dive operators actively promote reef conservation by educating guests on responsible diving practices and supporting marine habitat protection efforts.
Kyalami Scuba Club - Old Dashboard
Join us for the Palm Beach Dive Trip and experience thrilling drift diving along vibrant reefs just off North Palm Beach. Discover clear waters, abundant marine life, and expert-guided exploration on the Kyalami Too.
Kyalami Scuba Club - Old Dashboard is a dive shop located in North Palm Beach, Florida. The shop coordinates guided dives, workshops, and conservation events focused on local marine life and habitats. Kyalami Scuba Club leads land- and boat-based outings including dives from the Kyalami Too and shore dives at iconic sites such as Blue Heron Bridge.
Program offerings listed by the shop include a Nudibranch Workshop led by Gabriel Jensen at Blue Heron Bridge, a Kyalami Conservation Series featuring a 45‑minute tour at Manatee Lagoon with a satellite-tag demonstration, a conservation evening with Tonya Wiley of Havenworth Coastal Conservation focused on the smalltooth sawfish, Palm Beach drift dive trips aboard the Kyalami Too, and night dive trips in Palm Beach waters.
The Nudibranch Workshop emphasizes identification, habitat awareness, and underwater spotting techniques. The Manatee Lagoon tour presents manatee skeletons, migration information, and tracking methods used by researchers. The conservation evening provides a presentation and Q&A with a guest from Havenworth Coastal Conservation. Palm Beach dive trips include drift diving along reefs with attention to visibility and current conditions. Night dives showcase nocturnal marine life in warm, clear waters.
Kyalami Scuba Club serves divers, snorkelers, and conservation-minded guests seeking local educational and recreational marine experiences. Reservations are required for limited-capacity workshops and evening events. Location, trip names, and program leaders are stated in the listed offerings. Booking details and meeting points are published by the dive shop and should be confirmed before attending any listed activity through official channels online.
Location
North Palm Beach, FL
Based in North Palm Beach
Dive Boat
Kyalami Too
Palm Beach drift dive departures
Experiences
5 experiences
Workshops, tours, and dives listed
Conservation Talks
Guest speakers
Includes named presenters
Limited-capacity nudibranch workshops and conservation evenings — check schedules and book early to secure a place.
Check Dive Conditions Before You Go
Currents can vary, so always review local dive conditions and weather to ensure a safe and enjoyable drift dive.
Bring a Dive Light
Even in clear waters, a dive light helps illuminate reefs and observe hidden marine life in shaded areas.
Secure Your Gear
Drift diving means you’re moving with the current, so fasten all equipment securely to prevent loss.
Practice Controlled Buoyancy
Maintaining neutral buoyancy is critical to avoid disturbing delicate coral reefs and ensuring a smooth dive.
Wetsuit (3mm to 5mm)
Protects against cooler spring water temperatures and jellyfish stings.
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Dive Computer
Monitors depth, no-decompression limits, and helps enhance dive safety during drift dives.
Underwater Camera
Captures vibrant reef scenes and marine life in the crystal-clear waters.
Surface Marker Buoy (SMB)
Essential for safety and visibility while drift diving in open water.