Dayo Scuba

09/10/2026

Sorry guys, the dayo shop will not be open today, our Loch Ness expedition is running longer than planned, we SHOULD have someone back in town to open tomorrow, stay tuned for updates, thank you 🦕

09/01/2026

08/30/2026

🦇International Bat Night is observed on the last full weekend of August every year. This event is mainly observed in the US and Europe, however, 30 countries have come together to spread awareness about bats and their habitat, and to bust some myths. 🦇 Labeled "rare" in Florida, the pancake batfish (Halieutichthys aculeatus) is a species of fish in the batfish family (Ogcocephalidae). Their heads are flat with forebody round like a "pancake" and patterned with a network of reddish-brown lines. Pancake batfishes are bottom-dwellers and can be found over sandy areas at depths of up to 130 feet. (photo by Kelly Casey - BHB night dive www.kjcaseyimages.com)

08/28/2026

We had a blast last weekend with the Big Boy Goliath Groupers on the wrecks & reefs of Jupiter with the amazing Kyalami Divers - Jupiter Scuba Diving & The Scuba Club

Come join us for our next trip, a set of spooky (open water friendly) Halloween Dives out of West Palm Beach on October 25:

https://dayoscuba.dive360.biz/trips/halloween_boat_dives_at_west_palm_beach_0

08/24/2026

Join us for some Halloween fun at West Palm Beach on October 24th & 25th 🎃

We are planning a spooky night dive with lots of fun Halloween activities at the famous Blue Heron Bridge on Saturday 24th October:

https://dayoscuba.dive360.biz/trips/halloween_night_dive_at_blue_heron_bridge_0

Followed by a set of boat dives the following morning at West Palm Beach:

https://dayoscuba.dive360.biz/trips/halloween_boat_dives_at_west_palm_beach_0

These dives are perfect for new Open Water Divers!

Come join us 🎃

08/21/2026

We have trips & staff vacations coming up, please note our temporary shop schedule for the coming weeks, thank you!

08/02/2026

07/31/2026

BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU WISH FOR...

For the past several months, we've been hoping for enough rain to end the drought and restore Blue Grotto's water level. Yesterday afternoon, we got exactly what we asked for. The skies opened up, and it poured for more than two hours.

When we checked the water afterward, the Grotto had turned into one giant mud puddle. Not just poor visibility—no visibility.

The last time this happened, Blue Grotto was forced to close for several weeks. Fortunately, this time was different.

The heavy rain also brought a dramatic increase in groundwater flow, flushing out most of the sediment overnight.

Conditions aren't quite back to normal yet, but they're improving rapidly. The good news is that Blue Grotto will be open this weekend after all.

07/27/2026

We get asked this alot…. What do our staff do on their days off? They go Diving of course 🐠

Check out this awesome photo taken by the incredibly talented Enrique Jaramillo this weekend of Chris & Sam with a school of squid at Jupiter 🦑🦑🦑