Scuba Diving at Jupiter Wrecks with Scuba Works in Florida
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Divers should be in good physical shape capable of handling deep water conditions and managing equipment.
Overview
Dive into the historic Jupiter Wrecks with Scuba Works in Florida for an underwater adventure filled with vibrant marine life and intriguing shipwrecks. Perfect for experienced divers ready to explore sunken vessels and marine ecosystems.
Jupiter Wreck Trek Two Tank Dive
Starting at $100 | 4.5 Hours | Advanced Experience Required | Two-Tank Dive
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of diving the Jupiter Wrecks, featuring three fascinating shipwrecks at depths of 95 feet. Encounter vibrant marine life, including lemon sharks and goliath groupers, while exploring the Zion Train and other wrecks. This unique adventure promises unforgettable underwater sights and the excitement of two dives in one trip.
Dive the Jupiter Wrecks with Us!
Rates
Saturday & Sunday
Person (All Ages): $100 EAN Certification as well as advanced experience required
Duration
4 Hours and 30 Minutes
About
Dive the Jupiter Wrecks with Scuba Works. Conditions permitting, we dive this site the 3rd Saturday and the 4th Sunday every month. The Jupiter Wreck Trek, also known as the Zion Train, is an area just north of Jupiter Inlet and is made up of 3 wrecks that lay in 95ft. Your drift begins with a drop over debris and anchor line that leads you to the Zion, the stern 1/2 of a small freighter resting on its port side. Your dive continues as you make your way North towards an upside-down barge known as the Miss Jenny. Leaving the Miss Jenny on a bearing of 350 degrees (just follow the rebar) you intercept the Eso Bonaire, a fully upright freighter and the largest of the 3 wrecks.
We require that you have your own EAN certification as well as advanced experience to do this dive
There is plenty of wildlife to see on this dive including lemon sharks and goliath grouper if you go during the appropriate seasons. In addition to the goliath grouper activity, the wrecks also attract hammerhead sharks bull sharks, spotted eagle rays and numerous other larger aquatic life.
Dive 1 of this two-tank trip is at this site. Dive 2 is on one of many reefs in the area. The second dive is based on conditions and season. Often times we hit popular sites like Capt. Kirls, Tunnels, Lighthouse and Loggerhead.
What to Bring
Do we have your certification(s) on file? Please bring certs by when you check-in for the first time.
Adventure Tips
Use appropriate dive gear
Ensure your wetsuit, fins, and mask fit well for comfort and safety during dives.
Check weather and water conditions
Consult local dive operators for current conditions to ensure a safe and enjoyable dive.
Plan your underwater photography
Bring waterproof camera gear and plan shots during optimal lighting hours like sunrise or late afternoon.
Be mindful of marine life
Respect marine animals by maintaining a safe distance and avoiding disturbances.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Sea turtles
- Eagle rays
History
The Jupiter Wrecks were sunk in the early 1900s and have since become a prime site for marine research and diving tourism.
Conservation
Local operators and agencies promote eco-friendly diving practices, helping preserve the delicate coral and marine ecosystems surrounding the wrecks.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Full wetsuit or drysuit
Keeps you warm in colder water temperatures often found in deeper wreck dives.
winter specific
Underwater flashlight
Helps illuminate dark areas inside wrecks and enhances underwater photography.
Slate or underwater notepad
Useful for note-taking or recording details of wreck sites.
Surface signaling device
Ensures safety by allowing you to signal boats or guides on the surface.