A diver swimming near tiger sharks in clear blue water off South Florida

Jupiter & West Palm Beach shark diving

Tiger sharks are the focus.
Multiple species create the experience.

These are active, multi-species shark encounters. Lemon sharks are typically present in greater numbers, with nurse sharks, Goliath groupers, and other South Florida marine life regularly sharing the water as we work toward the tiger-shark encounter.

FormatTwo-tank trip
Arrival5:45 a.m.
Departure6:30 a.m.
MarinaLake Park Harbor

Wild encounters, documented locally

The tigers are the headline.
The ocean writes the rest.

Jupiter-area waters are known for Gulf Stream influence, blue-water conditions, and active shark life. Tiger sharks are our signature focus, while lemon sharks commonly arrive in greater numbers. Nurse sharks and Goliath groupers are regular sightings, with bull, hammerhead, dusky, silky, sandbar, and other species appearing as conditions and seasons change.

These are wild encounters, not staged promises. Species, conditions, and sightings can change from one day to the next. Check the Gung-Ho Shark Tracker to see what our crew has documented on recent trips.

The Gung-Ho difference

Proof, not promises.

Gung-Ho is transparent by design. Our public Shark Tracker shows the species and named tiger sharks documented on recent dives, so you can see what has actually been happening offshore before choosing your trip.

See recent shark activity
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Trip-by-trip activity

Recent logs document which tiger sharks and other shark species our crew observed—not merely which animals could appear.

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Named tiger sharks

Our crew recognizes and records returning tiger sharks, helping guests connect an encounter with the individual animal behind it.

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Wildlife honesty

Wild animals are never guaranteed. We share real observations while giving each trip deliberate preparation and meaningful time on the water.

Choose how you join

One boat. Three ways aboard.

Scuba diver

$150

For experienced, confident, nitrox-certified scuba divers who meet the current trip requirements.

Snorkeler

$200

Enter the water from the surface. No scuba certification is required to snorkel.

Bubble watcher

$125

Stay aboard and experience the day from the boat without entering the water.

Base price per person. Scuba rental gear is additional. Your final price is calculated in FareHarbor.

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Tiger shark approaching beneath a scuba diver in open blue water

Before you book

Know what the trip requires.

Scuba participants must be experienced, confident divers with nitrox certification and the required dark-colored equipment. Snorkelers do not need scuba certification.

Read the complete participation, equipment, and safety information before choosing your date. FareHarbor remains the source of truth for live availability and checkout details.

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Planning your day

Jupiter shark diving questions.

Where does the trip depart?

Trips depart from Lake Park Harbor Marina, Slip B27, at 105 Lake Shore Drive in Lake Park, Florida.

Do I need scuba certification?

Scuba divers must meet the current certification and experience requirements. No scuba certification is needed to join as a snorkeler or bubble watcher.

Will I definitely see a tiger shark?

No wildlife encounter can be guaranteed. The crew makes decisions around conditions, animal behavior, and guest safety.

Which species are part of the experience?

Tiger sharks are the signature focus, while lemon sharks commonly appear in greater numbers. Nurse sharks and Goliath groupers are also regular sightings, and seasonal encounters can include bull, hammerhead, dusky, silky, sandbar, and other local shark species. The exact mix changes from trip to trip.

How many guests can join the trip?

The charter accommodates up to 10 guests. The number aboard varies by date and current bookings.

Where can I see recent shark activity?

Visit the Gung-Ho Shark Tracker for logged activity from recent trips.

Ready to check the calendar?

Book your tiger-focused shark trip off Jupiter.

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Tiger sharks swimming together in open blue water