BOYNTON BEACH GUIDED TOUR FIELD GUIDE
Descending to the MV Castor: a 110‑ft wreck dive off Boynton Beach for AOW & Nitrox divers
A guided wreck dive to the MV Castor — lying 110 ft below the surface — that requires Advanced Open Water and Enriched Air (Nitrox) certification and runs about four hours.
Descending to the MV Castor: a 110‑ft wreck dive off Boynton Beach for AOW & Nitrox divers.
Off the coast of Boynton Beach the MV Castor rests as an arresting underwater monument at roughly 110 feet, offering experienced divers a concentrated wreck experience that combines dramatic structure, marine life, and a deep‑air profile that demands preparation and the right certifications.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
MV Castor at 110 ft
The MV Castor lies about 110 feet beneath the surface and is described as one of the most spectacular wrecks in the area, rewarding qualified divers with roomy structure and wreck features at a true deep‑wreck depth.
Advanced profile: AOW and Nitrox required
This dive explicitly requires Advanced Open Water certification and Enriched Air (Nitrox); the operator notes that if you are not certified you should call them about certification options.
Guided options, pricing and passenger spots
Rates are published for certified AOW/Nitrox divers and for hiring a private dive guide, and the operator also offers a non‑diving passenger (Bubble Watcher) option; a divemaster will not enter the water unless hired as a guide.
What the day feels like
What the outing feels like
The trip is a focused, four‑hour excursion organized around a deep wreck dive: prepare and check gear, board with your pass, travel to the site, and execute a planned descent to explore the MV Castor at its 110‑foot resting depth — a technical, memorable wreck profile for properly certified divers.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this outing is best for — and who should think twice.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The outing runs approximately 4 hours.
Bring your certification card, your dive gear (unless renting from the operator), gloves, a container for water, towel, sunscreen, sunglasses, and a smile.
Rates are published for Certified AOW/Nitrox divers and for private dive guides; the operator also lists a fee for a non‑diving Bubble Watcher. A divemaster will not enter the water unless hired as a guide.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the trip?
The trip duration is about 4 hours.
What certifications are required to dive the Castor?
Advanced Open Water (AOW) certification and Enriched Air (Nitrox) are required for this dive.
What if I am not AOW or Nitrox certified?
The operator asks that you call them — they state they will certify you if you are not Nitrox or AOW certified.
Will a divemaster be in the water with me?
A divemaster will not be in the water unless hired as a private guide.
What should I bring on the trip?
Bring your certification card, dive gear unless renting from the operator, gloves, a container for water, towel, sunscreen, sunglasses, and a smile.
Can someone come who does not dive?
Yes — the operator lists a Bubble Watcher option for a passenger who does not dive.
How much does the certified diver rate cost?
The published rate for a Certified AOW/Nitrox Diver is $85.