Blog Keylypso of the Palm Beaches

1 Mar

Sea Turtles

Sea turtle nesting season begins today! Five species of sea turtles inhabit Florida’s waters at some time during the year. They are; the Loggerhead, Leatherback, Hawksbill, Kemps Ridley and the Green sea turtle. In the summer months there are approximately 50,000 sea Read More →
15 Feb

High Tide

Tides are the rise and fall of the sea levels caused by the combined effects of the gravitational forces exerted by the moon, sun and the rotation of the earth. We get asked all the time, why do we go Read More →
25 Oct

Snorkeling in the Fall & Winter

In the months ahead the ocean will be rough more than it’s calm. The good news is that P-Nut Island(protected from rough seas) continues to impress us. The amount and variety of fish life here is incredible! Palm Beach County continues to improve this Read More →
25 Jun

Lonesome George

Lonesome George, a Pinta Island Tortoise died on Sunday at the Galapagos Natl. Park on Santa Cruz Island. He was belived to be over 100 years old and the only Pinta Island Tortoise left! Nancy and I made a trip Read More →
20 Mar

Spring has Sprung

Today is the first day of Spring and the snorkeling and diving conditions just get better and better for about the next six months. The water clarity has been fantastic, 75′ to 100′ yesterday. The water temp. right now is Read More →
15 Mar

Keylypso Timeline

Keylyspo@Peanut It’s hard to believe that it’s been almost 7 years since we moved Keylypso to Palm Beach from Marathon in the Florida Keys! Keylypso was custom built in Marathon, specifically for snorkeling and cruising. The ease of entering the water Read More →