"Powered by twin Caterpillar 3126 diesels, Narcosis cruises at a fast 28 knots. We reach our most popular sites in 30 minutes or less. Our spacious Pro 48 was built specifically for diving."
Florida Charter Boat options for Sept./Oct.?
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"Powered by twin Caterpillar 3126 diesels, Narcosis cruises at a fast 28 knots. We reach our most popular sites in 30 minutes or less. Our spacious Pro 48 was built specifically for diving."
iluvtheocean
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good thing about where Narcosis goes out of is the restaurant right there in the marina for afterwards, Blue heron is just few minutes away, plenty of hotels in the area, and not far from the WPB airport, Clematis Nightlife (restaurants, clubs,pubs, shopping)
I did a drift dive out of the same marina with another boat out to Governer's Walk - nice site & all 4 wrecks easily reach of another. not sure if the lemons are still there or not. going to plan to go back up out with Narcosis this summer -- somewhere
I did a drift dive out of the same marina with another boat out to Governer's Walk - nice site & all 4 wrecks easily reach of another. not sure if the lemons are still there or not. going to plan to go back up out with Narcosis this summer -- somewhere
acteg
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You can't go wrong with JDC or Capt. SL8R. I've gone with both and never had any complaints with either. I like Capt. SL8R because of the laid back "fun" atmosphere (just personal preference). I think they go out of their way to try to make sure everyone is having a good time.
I've also gone with Pompano Dive Center , Jim Abernathy Scuba Adenvetures, and South Florida Diving Headquarters (a little further south of Jupiter), never had any issues with either of these operations. I think it's hard to go wrong with any of the well known dive Ops in south Florida. If you end up doing the keys talk to Force-E scuba, they have discounted tickets for some of the charter operations so you can save a little money booking through them.
Blue Heron Bridge as a must see depends on your diving style and what you like. I know people who love it, and others who think it's pretty boring. Personally, I'd rather shore dive Lauderdale By the Sea or the Pompano Dropoff if the vis is good, but some people don't like doing the surface swim which I can understand.
Definitely eat at Food Shack for excellent seafood if you are in Jupiter or at Guana banas for the atmosphere.
I've also gone with Pompano Dive Center , Jim Abernathy Scuba Adenvetures, and South Florida Diving Headquarters (a little further south of Jupiter), never had any issues with either of these operations. I think it's hard to go wrong with any of the well known dive Ops in south Florida. If you end up doing the keys talk to Force-E scuba, they have discounted tickets for some of the charter operations so you can save a little money booking through them.
Blue Heron Bridge as a must see depends on your diving style and what you like. I know people who love it, and others who think it's pretty boring. Personally, I'd rather shore dive Lauderdale By the Sea or the Pompano Dropoff if the vis is good, but some people don't like doing the surface swim which I can understand.
Definitely eat at Food Shack for excellent seafood if you are in Jupiter or at Guana banas for the atmosphere.
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