Shark Canyon Dive Charter in Palm Beach, Florida

Shark Canyon is an offshore Palm Beach reef site listed at approximately 85–100 feet. Stuart Scuba describes ledged, current-influenced terrain and possible shark and reef-life encounters. Wildlife sightings, visibility and current vary; no shark encounter is guaranteed.

Experience and conditions

• The planned depth and current make diver experience important. A future date listing requires Advanced Scuba Diver certification; confirm the exact requirement for your chosen trip.
• Follow the crew’s briefing for the drift entry, ascent and pickup. The captain may change the site based on conditions.
• This page does not advertise shark feeding as part of the charter.

Charter details

Current dates, prices, inclusions and check-in details appear in the live listings. Most Stuart Scuba Palm Beach charters list check-in at Riviera Beach City Marina. The Stuart shop is at 3317 SE Federal Highway.

Browse dive charters, check available dates, or contact the shop.

Shark Canyon Dive FAQs

Where is Shark Canyon?

It is an offshore Palm Beach reef dive site. The captain confirms the actual mooring and drop point for each charter.

How deep is Shark Canyon?

Shark Canyon is about 85–100 feet deep. The operator confirms the planned profile and requirements for each date.

What certification do I need?

At least one upcoming date requires Advanced Scuba Diver certification. Contact us to confirm the requirement for your selected date.

Is Shark Canyon a drift dive?

This site features current-swept reef terrain and drift diving. Current and pickup procedures vary; follow the crew briefing.

Will I see sharks?

Sharks may be encountered, but no animal sighting is guaranteed. Site, season and conditions affect wildlife.

Are shark-feeding dives offered?

Shark feeding is not part of this charter. We don’t promise shark encounters.

What other marine life might be present?

You may see turtles, spadefish, groupers, eels and lobsters. Sightings vary.

What visibility can I expect?

Visibility changes with current, weather, swell and water conditions. No fixed range is promised.

Can newly certified divers join?

The depth and current can be challenging. Call our shop with your certification and recent experience before booking.

Is this a wreck dive?

No. This site features Shark Canyon as a reef site with ledges and canyons.

What is the current like?

Current varies and may affect the dive plan. The captain assesses conditions and may select another site.

Where does the boat depart?

Most Palm Beach trips check in at Riviera Beach City Marina. We’ll confirm your date’s meeting point and time.

Does the boat leave from Stuart?

The retail shop is in Stuart; your charter date details give the actual meeting point, commonly Riviera Beach City Marina for Palm Beach trips.

How many dives are included?

Check the available charter dates for the selected date’s itinerary and tank count.

What is the trip price?

Prices can change by date. Review your selected date at checkout or contact us to confirm the current price.

What does the price include?

Inclusions vary by date. Contact us about tanks, weights, refreshments, and rentals.

What equipment should I bring?

Bring your certification card, dive computer and the personal gear required by the operator. Ask for the current equipment checklist.

Can the captain change the site?

Yes. Current, weather, sea state and diver readiness may lead to a different destination or dive plan.

How long is the charter?

Check the start and end times for your selected charter date before planning travel.

How do I book Shark Canyon?

Select an available date on this trip or call (772) 600-8288 to confirm requirements and availability.