Amaryllis Wreck Dive Site in West Palm Beach

About the Amaryllis

The Amaryllis is a wreck in the West Palm Beach Corridor, a boat-accessed wreck area commonly dived as a northbound drift. Local dive references identify it among the Corridor wrecks and describe it as a vessel lost during Hurricane Betsy and later established as an artificial reef. Reef growth and marine life vary with season and conditions.

Depth, access and planning

• Site type: shipwreck and artificial reef.
• Depth: Palm Beach sources describe the Corridor at about 85 feet overall, with a broader published range of approximately 63–90 feet across the route. This is not a verified depth measurement for every part of the Amaryllis.
• Access: boat only; typically planned as part of a drift. Current, visibility and the exact drop point vary.
• Experience: the Corridor is an advanced boat dive. Confirm planned depth, current, equipment and training requirements with Stuart Scuba. Wreck penetration requires appropriate training and a specific approved plan.

Approximate site map

Approximate site location: map centered on the West Palm Beach Corridor wreck area. It is not an exact Amaryllis position, mooring or boat drop point. Confirm the day’s site with the captain.

Open approximate Corridor location in Google Maps

Plan a dive

See Stuart Scuba’s West Palm Beach wreck charter information, check the charter calendar, or contact Stuart Scuba to confirm the current site, requirements and conditions.

Sources

• Palm Beach County Diving Association: Palm Beach wreck dives
• The Palm Beaches: local scuba diving sites
• Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission: artificial-reef location-data caveat