This week
snorkel & freedive readBest day this week: tomorrow, 8 AM–3 PM.
- Today8 AM–1 PM
- Wed8 AM–3 PM
- Thu4–7 PM
- Fri8–10 AM
- Sat8–11 AM
- Sun10 AM–4 PMearly
- Monno windowearly
Next 12 hours
High 85° · Low 71°6:55 PM
Clear for the next 12 hours, warming to 85°.
Now73°4 mphUV 0
3 AM72°4 mphUV 0
4 AM72°5 mphUV 0
5 AM72°5 mphUV 0
6 AM71°6 mphUV 0
7 AM71°6 mphUV 0
8 AM72°6 mphUV 0
9 AM75°8 mphUV 1
10 AM79°8 mphUV 3
11 AM82°8 mphUV 5
12 PM84°7 mphUV 6
1 PM85°8 mphUV 7
Conditions
On the water right now
Visibility, water, current, and wind. The in-water read.
Visibility
Clear
Calm wind
Water
85°
skins / none
Current
0.8 kt
gentle drift
Surge
5.1s
some surge
Wind
5 mph
onshore N
Visibility is an estimate — wind, rain, tide & water alerts.
The spot
What this place is
The things that stay true when the weather changes.
- Getting in
- Shore access, walk in off the sand
- Getting through the gate
- The beach and its parking are free. Walking the Juno Beach Pier costs $2 a day, and fishing is $5, or $3 for ages 12 and under.
- Parking
- Free lot at Juno Beach Park, entrance at 14775 US Highway 1. The county lists no parking fee.
- Protection
- A sea turtle nesting beach monitored by the Loggerhead Marinelife Center, which runs the pier. During nesting season, March 1 to October 31, the pier is open only from sunrise to sunset.
- On site
- restrooms, rinse showers, lifeguard on duty, parking lot
Where do you park at Juno Beach Pier, FL?
Free lot at Juno Beach Park, entrance at 14775 US Highway 1. The county lists no parking fee.
Checked 2026-07-22. Sources: Loggerhead Marinelife Center: Juno Beach Pier, Palm Beach County Parks: Juno Beach Park.
Tides & Sky
The pull and the light
When the water moves, and how bright the night.
Best in-water window
10:23 AM – 12:23 PM
High slack · Sun high · Least current
Slack tide means least current and the clearest water — best around the turn, in good light.
TidesDonald Ross Bridge, ICWW
High
11:23 AM
3.026ft
Low
5:12 AM
0.395ft
Tide is outgoing·Next low tide 3h 9m
Moon & Sun
Waxing Crescent
8%
Moonrise 10:10 AM
Moonset 8:06 PM
Sunrise 7:19 AM
Sunset 6:55 PM
Daylight: 11h 35m · UV 7 High
7-Day Outlook
Today85/71°
Wed86/73°
Thu86/80°
Fri86/80°
Sat86/78°
Sun79/78°
Mon82/78°
Life
Who's out there right now
The reef keeps its own calendar.
High Activity15 species observed
Fish
8 speciesBluefish×2
Red Grouper×2
Polka-dot Batfish×2
Mangrove snapper present year-round — peak summer through early fall
Turtles
7 speciesGopher Tortoise×2
Gopher Tortoise×2
Gopher Tortoise×5
Green sea turtle nesting season — nests May through October, peak June-August
Hatchling emergence season — nests laid in spring begin hatching from July onward
Birds
shorelinePresent0 speciesNo recent shoreline sightings
Fall migration — shorebirds and raptors move south along the coast
via iNaturalist · Updated just now
Regulations
What's biting, what's protected
Take only what the season allows.
7 of your targets open · 19 open · South Florida
HogfishtargetOpen
Size 14 inches minimumBag 2 per person per day
Mangrove SnappertargetOpen
Size 10 inches minimumBag 10 per person per day
Mutton SnappertargetOpen
Size 16 inches minimumBag 5 per person per day
Yellowtail SnappertargetOpen
Size 12 inches minimumBag 10 per person per day
Red GroupertargetOpen
Size 20 inches minimumBag 3 per person per day
Gag GroupertargetOpen
Size 24 inches minimumBag 2 per person per day
Spiny LobstertargetOpen
Size 3 inch carapace minimumBag 6 per person per day
Snook (Atlantic coast)Open
Size 28 inches minimumBag 1 per person
Snook (Gulf coast)Open
Size 28 inches minimumBag 1 per person
Greater Amberjack (Gulf)Open
Size 34 inches minimumBag 1 per person per day
Greater Amberjack (Atlantic)Open
Size 34 inches minimumBag 1 per person per day
Redfish (Red Drum)Open
Size 18-27 inches slot limitBag 1 per person per day
Speckled TroutOpen
Size 15 inches minimumBag 5 per person per day
King MackerelOpen
Size 24 inches minimumBag 2 per person per day
Dolphin (Mahi-Mahi)Open
Size 12 inches minimumBag 10 per person per day
PermitOpen
Size 22 inches minimumBag 2 per person per day
BonefishOpen
Size —Bag 0 — no harvest allowed
TarponOpen
Size —Bag 1 per person per day with tag
CobiaOpen
Size 33 inches minimumBag 2 per person per day
Florida FWC · Always confirm current rules before you fish
Live
Look beneath the surface
Windows into the water, right now.
Deerfield Beach Underwater Cam
Anglin's Pier Cam
Pompano Beach Underwater Pier Cam