West Palm Beach Wreck Dive Charters

Popular Dive Sites

Ana Cecilia Wreck

• Depth: 90-110 feet
• Highlights: Massive 170-foot wreck with swim-throughs, ambient light for photography, and Goliath Grouper migrations (Aug-Oct).
• Marine Life: Schools of barracuda, Blue Runner, and thriving coral formations.

Governor’s River Walk Reef

• Depth: 55-90 feet
• The Wrecks: Explore four coastal freighters—Shasha Boekanier, St. Jacques, Gilbert Sea, and Thozina—all rich with coral, algae, and marine biodiversity.
• Marine Life: Sharks, sea turtles, and tropical fish galore.
• History: These wrecks were repurposed from U.S. Customs anti-smuggling operations into thriving artificial reefs.

Princess Anne Wreck

• Depth: Bow at 95 ft, stern at 105 ft, hull rising to 72 ft
• Highlights: A 350-foot car ferry featuring open rooms, staircases, and incredible coral growth.
• Marine Life: Jackfish, parrotfish, and even sharks.

Equipment Suggestions

• Required: Dive Computer, Surface Marker Buoy, and Wetsuit
• Optional: Reef Hook, Dive Light, and Underwater Camera

Location and Service Area

Stuart Scuba’s retail store is at 3317 SE Federal Hwy, Stuart, FL 34997. We welcome divers from Stuart, Palm City, Hobe Sound, Port St. Lucie, Jupiter, West Palm Beach and Vero Beach. West Palm Beach is the wreck-diving area; check-in for most departures is listed at Riviera Beach City Marina. Confirm the exact meeting point for your charter.

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West Palm Beach Wreck Diving FAQs

Which West Palm Beach wreck sites are featured?

Our highlighted wrecks include the Ana Cecilia, Governor’s River Walk Reef, and Princess Anne. The boat operator selects the site based on the charter, conditions, and diver plan.

How deep are the wreck dives?

The sites range roughly from 55 to 110 feet: Governor’s River Walk is at 55–90 feet, Ana Cecilia at 90–110 feet, and Princess Anne from about 72 to 105 feet.

Are these shore dives or boat dives?

These wreck sites are boat-access dives. Confirm the departure time, check-in point and charter details for your date.

What certification does the listing call for?

These dives are intended for divers with Advanced Open Water and Nitrox certification. Contact us to confirm that your certification is accepted for your site and trip.

Is Nitrox certification required?

Yes. You need Advanced Open Water and Nitrox certification. Contact us to confirm whether Nitrox is supplied or included on your date.

Are these wreck charters suitable for beginners?

This site features advanced wreck dives and calls for Advanced Open Water and Nitrox certification. Divers should review the site depth and their recent experience with the operator before booking.

What is drift diving?

These are drift dives, where the current carries you along the reef or wreck. Current strength and direction vary; follow the captain and divemaster briefing.

Which wrecks are at Governor’s River Walk Reef?

Sites include four freighters: Shasha Boekanier, St. Jacques, Gilbert Sea and Thozina. It gives a depth range of about 55–90 feet.

What is the Ana Cecilia wreck?

This site features a roughly 170-foot wreck at 90–110 feet, with swim-throughs and marine life. Wreck penetration is not specified; do not enter openings unless the operator and your training expressly allow it.

What is the Princess Anne wreck?

This site features a 350-foot car ferry, with the bow around 95 feet, stern around 105 feet and the hull rising to about 72 feet.

Can I see Goliath groupers?

You may see seasonal Goliath grouper migrations around the Ana Cecilia from August to October. Wildlife sightings and timing are not guaranteed.

What gear is listed as required?

Bring a dive computer, surface marker buoy (SMB), and wetsuit. We’ll confirm the complete equipment list for your charter.

What optional gear is suggested?

A reef hook, dive light, and underwater camera may be useful but are optional. Ask the dive operator whether any item is recommended for your site and conditions.

How many dives are included in a wreck charter?

Tank count varies by trip. Contact us to confirm the number of dives, tank arrangements, and fees for your charter.

Are tanks, Nitrox or rental gear included?

The wreck overview does not list exact tank, gas or rental inclusions. Confirm what is included in the specific charter before paying.

How should I decide whether a site fits my experience?

Review the site depths and certification requirements. Tell the dive operator about your training, recent dives, and comfort with drift conditions before booking.

Where do most West Palm Beach charters check in?

The website lists Riviera Beach City Marina for most departures. Confirm the exact meeting location and arrival time on your charter confirmation.

Does Stuart Scuba have a store in West Palm Beach?

The retail store is in Stuart. West Palm Beach describes the charter dive area; check-in for most departures is at Riviera Beach City Marina.

Which nearby cities do you serve?

We welcome divers from Stuart, Palm City, Hobe Sound, Port St. Lucie, Jupiter, West Palm Beach, and Vero Beach. Our shop is in Stuart; wreck charters operate by boat.

How do I book a wreck dive?

Call us at (772) 600-8288 to confirm the date, site, certification requirements, check-in details and current price.