Kyalami Divers

The results are in… congrats to the winners of the Kyalami Hawksbill Turtle Photo Contest!

1st - Deano Cook Charles Deano Cook
2nd - Peter Lara
3rd - EJ Amarillo Enrique Jaramillo

Thank you to everyone who submitted and participated in sharing the beauty of these special animals. The shop will be in touch with the winners on redeeming their prizes!

8.10.26 K1 dive 1
East-West & ET
45 ft vis
85 degrees
Light north current
1-2ft seas
6 Goliaths (barking the whole dive), reef sharks, nurse sharks, spadefish, hawksbill, lobsters, porcupine fish, lion-fish, queen triggerfish

August marks the beginning of one of our favorites times in the water here. When the massive goliath groupers aggregate and spawn on our deep wrecks. Check out all the dates to join in on the fun over the next 2 months!

Not into wreck diving? Don’t worry, we still have plenty of dedicated reef dives and night dives on Breakers in Palm Beach almost every Friday night in August.

And be sure to stay tuned for details on our 4th Annual Kyalami Lionfish Derby, happening on September 4th!

Join in the adventure by heading to kyalamidivers.com to book on either boat.

8.3.26
Jupiter
Scarface & Wrek Trek
100+ ft vis
1 ft seas
83 degrees
Strong current
40 Goliaths, porcupine fish, 12 lemon sharks, green moray eel, bull shark, Queen Angelfish

And that’s a wrap for mini season 2026! Several members of the Kyalami family are eating good this week. 🦞 😋

We were blessed with outstanding conditions for both days – up to 80 feet of visibility, 83° water, moderate current and flat calm sees made for an enjoyable hunt. Shout out to Sam Sam Enos for snagging a 3 pounder, one of the biggest we’ve seen in awhile! You know it’s a keeper when you can’t fit it into the opening of your lobster bag. 🤣

Opening day for the season is next Thursday August 6th - come join in the fun!

7/28/2026
Jupiter
Captain Kirles & Spadefish
Flat seas
80 degree
North current
40 to 50 viz
Reef shark
Jaw fish
Green morray eels
Spotted morray eels
Jawfish
Porcupine fish
Schools of Spadefish

July 27, 2026 Beautiful conditions today! ☀️
Palm Beach
Ron’s Rock & Elevator Shaft
Temp 86
Slight north
70 ft vis
Lemon shark🦈
Squid 🦑
Loggerhead
Peterson Cleaner Shrimp
Green moray
Spotted moray
Trumpet fish
Goliath Grouper
Southern Stingray
Porcupine Fish

Jupiter
Area 51 & Captain Kirles
Flat seas
Strong north current
83°
60 ft vis
Reef sharks
Nurse shark
Goliath grouper
Spadefish
Green moray eels
Yellow jack
Monster lobster
Hawksbill sea turtle
Loggerhead sea turtle 🐢

Have you had lobsters taunting you on every dive since March? Staring at you with their beady eyes, boldly coming out of their holes, knowing you can’t touch them? Well, now it’s time to get your revenge - lobster mini season is next week!

We have 2 boats running each day:
10am departure out of Jupiter (K1): 14 spots Wed, 12 Thurs
8am departure out of Palm Beach (K2): 8 spots Wed, 9 Thurs

Come join in the fun, and enjoy a delicious lobster dinner next week!

We had a blast celebrating Women’s Dive Day with all these beauties!

Join us in protecting what we love! 🪸 💙

Some of our crew are heading down to Key Largo on August 1 to dive with Mote Marine Laboratory, and we would love the Kyalami family to roll with us. Lindsey Cunningham is leading the group.

Mote runs a hands on coral restoration program where you spend the day as a citizen scientist. You learn the science behind reef recovery, then help fragment coral using Mote’s research methods, which create genetically identical duplicates that grow as much as 50 times faster than coral does in the wild. After a morning with Mote scientists, you get in the water to help maintain their nurseries and monitor coral health. It is a real chance to leave the reef better than you found it.

Check out our events page link to learn more and to sign-up with Mote: https://www.thescubaclub.com/events/mote-key-largo-coral-restoration-dive