Bow and Arrow

Bow and Arrow sits within Jupiter's signature ledge-and-reef corridor, a stretch of low limestone relief reachable only by boat and ridden as a drift dive with the Gulf Stream pushing hard along the bottom. Neighboring ledges in this same run -- Tunnels, Scarface, Lighthouse, Loggerhead -- sit in the 60-90ft band, and the profile here follows that pattern: a broken reef terrace colonized by starlet coral, cut with crevices holding resting nurse sharks and the occasional Caribbean reef shark. Goliath grouper move through in numbers August through October, staging near wrecks just off the ledge, while loggerhead and green turtles work the reef year-round. Expect current on every dive here -- this is not a site for divers still building comfort with drift conditions or holding a current line.