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Narcosis Dive Company Narcosis Dive Company provides SCUBA diving charters in Florida led by Captain Alex Edwards
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10/21/2026

🐠 Schools of fish in every direction! In West Palm Beach, the ocean is alive wherever you turn! 🌊🤿

10/20/2026

🦞 Where are the lobsters? Hiding! 👀 You gotta look for ’em… that’s why they call it the hunt! 🤿🔦

10/17/2026

Up close with a Southern Stingray.

Nice warm water on yesterday's dives, with top to bottom visibility.
10/16/2026

Nice warm water on yesterday's dives, with top to bottom visibility.

Conditions for this dive were about as good as it gets for the area we were diving.  We saw several colorful Anemones an...
10/16/2026

Conditions for this dive were about as good as it gets for the area we were diving. We saw several colorful Anemones and some has tiny residents living amongst their tentacles, like these Squat Anemone Shrimp.

10/16/2026

Green Moray Eels are often seen free swimming during the daytime even though they are nocturnal hunters.

Colorful Cactus Coral living side by side with other colorful corals.
10/16/2026

Colorful Cactus Coral living side by side with other colorful corals.

10/16/2026

Glassy Sweepers are nocturnal zooplanktivores that feed on small crustaceans and plankton in the water column at night. During the day, they shelter in large groups inside dark reef crevices, caves, under piers, and around shipwrecks.

09/18/2026

Plenty of marine life and drift diving at its best! 🌊🐠🤿

Today was a day for some wreck diving.   Here are a few pics of what we saw:The Bow of the Ana Cecilia-  a 170 feet long...
09/17/2026

Today was a day for some wreck diving. Here are a few pics of what we saw:

The Bow of the Ana Cecilia- a 170 feet long freighter weighing 629 tons. She was previously used as a cargo ship carrying humanitarian goods to Havana from Miami. It is the most recent wreck to be added to the wreck trek known as The Corridor.

The Bow of the Amaryllis- a 441-foot Greek freighter that ran aground on Singer Island, Florida, on September 8, 1965, during Hurricane Betsy, and was later sunk as an artificial reef.

Sunken Buoy- located slightly north of the Palm Beach Inlet channel.

Address

200 E 13th Street
Riviera Beach, FL
33404

Opening Hours

Monday 8:15am - 8pm
Tuesday 8:15am - 8pm
Wednesday 8:15am - 8pm
Thursday 8:15am - 8pm
Friday 8:15am - 8pm
Saturday 7am - 8pm
Sunday 7am - 8pm

Telephone

+15616300606

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